PGA Tour
June 21-24, 2018
J.B. Holmes
Jason Kokrak
Brandon Harkins
Ben Martin
Ryan Blaum
Corey Conners
Jordan Spieth left last year's Travelers a walk-off winner, then claimed the claret jug. So it's easy to forget he arrived, like now, in a rut.
Brandel Chamblee believes Phil Mickelson should have disqualified himself from the U.S. Open, drawing a comparison to Tiger Woods' penalty at the 2013 Masters.
Brooks Koepka is a two-time U.S. Open winner, but that doesn't mean he's too big to go sign some cardboard in the middle of the night.
Bubba Watson missed the cut at Shinnecock Hills following rounds of 77-74, but that didn't stop him from enjoying his weekend.
The next time someone says, "If anybody else had putted a moving ball on purpose," just stop them and say, "Yeah, here's why."
Greg Norman isn't shy about posting shirtless images on Instagram. Now he's set to appear in the latest edition of ESPN's 'Body Issue'.
Jason Day missed the U.S. Open, but that didn’t prevent the Aussie from keeping an eye on all the drama that unfolded at Shinnecock Hills.
Fresh off a second straight U.S. Open victory, Brooks Koepka is getting right back to work at the Travelers Championship.
“There’s been a lot of pretty bad celebrations on the PGA Tour,” Spieth said. “Pretty hard to miss when I’m going into Michael for a chest bump.”
Based on recent form, there likely wasn’t a more decorated player watching last week’s U.S. Open from home than Patton Kizzire.
You have to believe in yourself to be a major champion. Even more so to win two of them. But Brooks Koepka has been overflowing with confidence since he was a kid.
There has long been a fracture between players and the USGA. This past week's U.S. Open may have irreparably damaged the relationship.
After a chaotic Saturday, the U.S. Open finished with a thrilling final round. But the major questions surrounding the USGA have yet to be solved.
Brooks Koepka didn't get the credit he deserved after winning a U.S. Open with low numbers at a non-traditional venue. But now, there's nothing but respect.
Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson have a friendly rivalry, from the gym to the course. Sunday, Koepka got the better of his Bash Brother.
Unlike when he won at Erin Hills, Brooks Koepka's family was on hand to help him celebrate his second U.S. Open victory.
After winning the U.S. Open, Brooks Koepka revealed that he suffered a rib injury last week at the FedEx St. Jude Classic.
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