The last time Jason Gore teed off in a U.S. Open was more than a decade ago, but early Saturday at Torrey Pines he was able to relive the glory years as a marker playing alongside Akshay Bhatia.
Despite ongoing travel restrictions in the United Kingdom, the R&A announced on Saturday a plan to have “up to 32,000” fans a day at next month’s Open.
Richard Bland's former long-time coach Tim Barter discusses the U.S. Open co-leader's path to his first European Tour win at the British Masters and shares why he thinks Bland could win it all at Torrey Pines.
Jon Rahm (70) describes the feeling of having his family with him this week for the first time in over a year and how his new putter is giving him confidence on the greens.
Matthew Wolff is just a shot off the lead heading into the weekend at the U.S. Open, and the person most surprised by this development might just be Wolff himself.
Russell Henley (70) reflects on his performance in the second round of the U.S. Open, where he had a bogey-free round going until bogeying his final hole of the day.
In today's edition of Unexpected Moments presented by American Express, Chez Reavie and Branden Grace both hole out for eagle in the second round of the U.S. Open.
Bryson DeChambeau didn't find answers during his night range session, but he did later that night while sleeping before shooting 69 on the second day of the U.S. Open.
Louis Oosthuizen (71) talks about his second round at the U.S. Open as he chases his second major title, discusses what the success of other South African golfers means to him and more.
Bryson DeChambeeau capped his first nine Friday at Torrey Pines with a much-needed eagle, which helped him move back into red numbers at the U.S. Open.
Louis Oosthuizen returned to Torrey Pines early Friday to complete his fog-delayed first round and finished off a 4-under 67 for a share of the first-round lead with Russell Henley.
In Thursday's American Express Unexpected Moments, Christian Bezuidenhout makes a long birdie from off the green and holes out for eagle from the fairway on his way to card a 72 in the first round of the U.S. Open.
The sport of golf and his golfing community helped Lanto Griffin after the death of his dad and continued to support him through the professional ranks and to his emotional 2019 Houston Open victory.
Louis Oosthuizen earned Lexus Performance Of The Day with a score of -4 through 16 holes at the U.S. Open after the horn was blown to suspend play due to darkness.
Brooks Koepka (69) reflects on his performance in the first round of the U.S. Open and believes if he can hit the fairways the rest of the week at Torrey Pines he'll be in good shape.
Phil Mickelson carded a +4 75 in the 1st round of the U.S. Open but is still confident he can put together a good round Friday to stay at Torrey Pines for the weekend.
