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Playing downwind and downhill helped. A bounce off asphalt played a large part. But a 427-yard drive is a 427-yard drive.
Ryder Cowan knew he was playing good golf coming into the U.S. Open. Midway through his round Thursday, the leaderboard showed that the amateur was playing the best golf of anyone at Shinnecock Hills.
When the horn blew for darkness Thursday evening at Shinnecock Hills, the first page of this U.S. Open leaderboard read more like the silver trophy up for grabs this week. There was also clubhouse co-leader Sam Stevens.
Unseasonably cold temperatures and windy conditions surprised players on day one of the Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give.
A day after a capitulation that was a decade in the making, the USGA scored a much-needed “W” under cloudy skies and blustery winds.
One of the 72 shots Scottie Scheffler hit Thursday at the U.S. Open was a lash with a fairway wood on the 16th hole.
Jason Day withdrew midway through the opening round because of a back injury.
Keith Mitchell hasn’t played a U.S. Open since 2023, but he was thrown into the fire on Thursday.
He made his U.S. Open debut alongside someone more than thrice his age, but the 17-year-old Russell looked very much like he belonged in shooting 2-over 72 Thursday at Shinnecock.
James Nicholas and Brandon Wu sunk the first two birdie putts of the U.S. Open at Shinnecock after weather delayed the start of the opening round.