Extended highlight from the afternoon wave in Round 1 of the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.
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Adam Scott spoke to the media on Tuesday and reflected on the career milestone he’ll achieve this week at the U.S. Open of playing 100 consecutive majors tournaments.
Rory McIlroy gave a press conference on Tuesday at Shinnecock Hills ahead of the U.S. Open and gave his thoughts about the PGA Tour’s potential two-tiered tournament system.
Here’s what players can expect during championship days, weather wise, at Shinnecock Hills.
Ahead of next week’s anticipate PGA Tour schedule update at the Travelers Championship, McIlroy was asked his thoughts about recent reports of a multi-tracked Tour.
Brooks Koepka set to arrive at Shinnecock on Tuesday and he reportedly still plans to play the U.S. Open despite dealing with a hand injury.
The first- and second-round tee times were released on Tuesday morning, and on the tee sheet are several notable groupings, many of which have particular themes to them.
Tiger Woods has completed his rehabilitation at a center in Switzerland and returned to the United States, according to various reports, but his legal issues following a March 27 arrest for suspicion of DUI continue.
Scottie Scheffler told his swing coach after playing a practice-round on Monday at Shinnecock that he didn’t need to work on anything else and that he liked where his game was, according to Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis.
Golf Channel’s Eamon Lynch detailed the latest on Brooks Koepka’s condition and provided updates on his medical treatment after withdrawing from the RBC Canadian Open.
Bryson DeChambeau discussed his mindset and approach this week at Shinnecock and said no matter what happens it’s pretty special to be a two-time U.S. Open champion.