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The 126th U.S. Open rolls into the weekend at Shinnecock Hills. Here’s a look at tee times and how to watch.
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It’s already been an eventful and difficult Saturday for the field at the U.S. Open, and things are just getting started.
The par-4 15th at Shinnecock Hills was the third-toughest hole in Round 2 of the U.S. Open. Why is it so difficult? Smylie Kaufman shows you on “Live From the U.S. Open.”
Wyndham Clark has a four-shot lead entering the weekend at the 126th U.S. Open. But 36-hole leaders have not fared well recently in the season’s third major. Clark talks to Todd Lewis.
After an opening 72, Scottie Scheffler shot 68 in the second round of the 126th U.S. Open. The “Live From” team talks about his adjustments and if he can contend in the wind for a shot at the career Grand Slam.
Harry Higgs was ready to quit golf shortly before becoming what he believes was the last of the 156 players in the U.S. Open field.
Dylan Wu made a 7-footer for par at the last hole Friday to make the U.S. Open cut on the number, but several notables will not be sticking around for the weekend at Shinnecock.
Wyndham Clark is looking to become a two-time U.S. Open champ. But do oddsmakers believe Shinnecock Hills is going to let him waltz into the winner’s circle without a pressure test?
Wyndham Clark carries a big lead over the world’s best top two players at Shinnecock Hills with 36 holes left to play at the 126th U.S. Open.
