Scottie Scheffler is ready shut the door on his career Grand Slam pursuit but two other names must be considered for as strong contenders to win at Shinnecock Hills. Golf Channel’s “Live From the U.S. Open” team submits those picks in attempt to predict this year’s champion.
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