Phil Mickelson will be watching next week’s Masters Tournament, but the three-time winner won’t be making the trek around Augusta National as player.
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DeChambeau is playing at Oakmont this week with a new set of prototype irons that he debuted last week at LIV Golf Virginia.
For Scottie Scheffler, Oakmont Country Club might be the “toughest” course on the PGA Tour, and he details how his preparation differs from last year in addition to specific challenges he will face at the U.S. Open.
Aaron Rai shares his superstitions when marking his Titleist golf ball and how the Pro V1 line gives him reliable continuity from round to round.
Wyndham Clark shares the superstition that makes him black out the number on his golf ball and why the Titleist Pro V1x works so well for his launch window.
McIlroy said Tuesday the he will definitely not be using the driver he had in his bag last week in Canada.
Johnson Wagner catches up with Dustin Johnson for insight into attacking the greens at Oakmont Country Club and how the course differs from his 2016 U.S. Open before linking with Jon Rahm for more.
Rory McIlroy has struggled with his game and his motivation since completing the career Grand Slam. He now faces the sternest of challenges at Oakmont.
Four years since the world’s top amateurs zig-zagged their ways around Oakmont Country Club, don’t expect that kind of right-brain strategy at this week’s U.S. Open.
Bryson DeChambeau addresses the media ahead of his U.S. Open defense, sharing how he is adjusting his game to fit the demands of Oakmont Country Club and remaining energized by the fans.
Kira K. Dixon highlights two golfers playing in their first major: Alistair Docherty and Chase Johnson. Docherty suffered many setbacks en route to the U.S. Open and Johnson was one of the last players in the field.