Golf Channel’s Ryan Lavner sat down with 2025 U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun to talk about his career prior to his win at Oakmont, and what has changed over the last year.
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Scottie Scheffler enters the week with the career Grand Slam in sight. Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm are looking to play spoiler. Here’s a look at their odds at Shinnecock Hills.
When it comes to Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, William Flynn’s classic, Long Island sandscape and widely regarded as the U.S. Open’s preeminent cathedral, the USGA’s John Bodenhamer would rather not repeat history, again.
Corey Pavin, the 1995 U.S. Open champion, joined “Live From” to recreate the 4-wood shot he hit on the 72nd hole to win at Shinnecock Hills.
The USGA has increased the purse for the 2026 U.S. Open to $22.5 million — up $1 million from 2025 — as it keeps pace with the other men’s majors.
The USGA and R&A, in a joint statement with the PGA Tour and DP World Tour, announced Wednesday that the organizations will not change their golf ball distance-measuring standards until 2030.
Golf Channel’s Eamon Lynch predicts Rory McIlroy will wind up walking back some of his comments Tuesday at Shinnecock Hills where he dismissed the PGA Tour’s reported track system as creating “glorified Korn Ferry event(s).”
Adam Scott spoke to Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis about what it means to have so much recent support from his peers on Tour about making his 100th consecutive start at a major tournament. Jack Nicklaus is the only other player to eclipse such a mark.
Brandel Chamblee shared a story on “Live From the U.S. Open” that was told to him by Scott Scheffler about when his son, Scottie, was 5 years old and began displaying signs of the golfer he is today.
It’s officially U.S. Open week. Here’s how to watch all of the action from Shinnecock Hills, the men’s third major of the season.
Golf Channel’s Smylie Kaufman attempted to beat Shinnecock’s vaunted par-3 11th hole on “Live From the U.S. Open” on Tuesday and showed where exactly it challenge on the major field this week.
Brooks Koepka spoke to the media on Tuesday at Shinnecock Hills after practicing in the afternoon and gave the latest update on his hand injury and condition.
The 126th U.S. Open tees off at Shinnecock Hills Thursday, June 18, which happens to be the same day as the New York Knicks championship parade in Manhattan. The events might be separated by more than 85 miles but the “Live From the U.S. Open” predicts there’s guaranteed to be a fervor in the air.
Some of the world’s best collegiate athletes descend on Tralee Golf Links in County Kerry, Ireland, for the 2026 Arnold Palmer Cup.
Rory McIlroy provided some good soundbites at the podium Tuesday but Alex Fitzpatrick was a runaway for early social star at Shinnecock for breaking out a pair of VR goggles in his practice round.
Brooks Koepka would like a little bit of pain. At least then, he said, what he’s dealing with in his left hand would make sense.
Scottie Scheffler spoke to the media on Tuesday at the U.S. Open as he aims to complete the career Grand Slam at Shinnecock Hills, watch his full press conference.
Even at Shinnecock Hills, one of America’s toughest courses preparing to host golf’s toughest test, one has to wonder what Arnold Palmer might say about winning a U.S. Open.
The LIV Golf star won consecutive tournaments in Singapore and South Africa earlier this year but the market is fading his most recent form.