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Phil Mickelson shot 69 Thursday and was most pleased with a par save and a bogey putt.
Chambers Bay’s rolling terrain and dramatic dunes prompted USGA officials to build extra viewing areas for fans and limit the media’s inside-the-ropes access.
Predicting the winning score at any championship is difficult, but the variables increase dramatically when it comes to Chambers Bay and this week’s U.S. Open.
A new Big 3 - Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler - will perform on a new U.S. Open stage - Chambers Bay.
Maybe USGA executive director Mike Davis was right.
Phil Mickelson once played a U.S. Open without a driver in his bag and a Masters with two drivers, so by comparison his equipment tinkering for this week’s U.S. Open is not exactly groundbreaking but it is interesting nonetheless.
With the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay, the Open Championship at St. Andrews and the PGA at Whistling Straits, Martin Kaymer joked that there will be ‘three British Opens’ this year.
Never before has Tiger Woods’ 2008 masterpiece U.S. Open win seemed so far away, not in months or metaphorical meaning.
The USGA appears to have learned from horror stories during 2010 U.S. Amateur played at Chambers Bay.
Tim Finchem’s contract as PGA Tour commissioner ends in 2016, but he doesn’t sound like a man ready to step aside.
There’s plenty of good stories from U.S. Open qualifying, but it’s hard to beat Michael Putnam earning a trip home.
Following a second-round 80 at the Memorial Sam Saunders figured he needed a change, so when he showed up for Monday’s U.S. Open sectional qualifier he looked to his caddie’s golf bag for answers.
Thunderstorms that were forecast to disrupt play at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Columbus arrived later than expected, with officials evacuating the course at 4:45 p.m. (ET) at Brookside Golf & Country Club.
The thunderstorms held off, at least for the morning wave, but that didn’t stop nearly three dozen players from withdrawing from Monday’s U.S. Open sectional qualifier.
Memorial champion David Lingmerth is trying to qualify for the U.S. Open via sectionals on Monday.
Whatever the reason, Monday’s qualifier in Columbus, Ohio has turned into a mad dash to the airport and drier points.
Justin Rose is nothing if not direct, so much so that he violated one of golf’s unwritten rules.
While big names like Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy struggle, lesser-knowns like David Lingmerth are stepping up.
Tiger played solo on Sunday, left alone with his thoughts and a list of growing questions.
For the first time since the 1997 Mercedes Championship Tiger Woods set out at a PGA Tour event playing by himself on Sunday at the Memorial.
Tiger Woods was 11 shots better on Sunday than he was Saturday, but will still finish in last place at the Memorial.
Justin Rose may be leading the Memorial, but he’s already thinking about preparing for the upcoming U.S. Open.
Jack’s Place is where Justin Rose first won in the U.S. five years ago, so it’s only fitting he’s playing well at the Memorial again.
When Dustin Johnson’s eventful third round at the Memorial ended, he’d vaulted into the top 15.