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Starting this year, the U.S. Amateur medal and U.S. Junior Amateur trophy will both be named after Woods, a nine-time USGA champion.
Highlights: 2025 Walker Cup, Day 2 closing singles
Watch the top highlights and moments from closing singles of the 50th Walker Cup between the United States and Great Britain & Ireland at Cypress Point Club in Pebble Beach, California.
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Max Togisala’s life changed after becoming paralyzed after a skiing fall, but what didn’t change was his positivity which allowed him to thrive in sports, winning the 2023 U.S. Adaptive Open in his category.
Watch the best shots and top moments from the second round of action at the U.S. Adaptive Open, and hear from Cassie Sengul, who sits atop the women’s leaderboard going into the final round at Woodmont Country Club.
Learn more about the journey of U.S. Adaptive Open golfer Rose Veldman, who lost both of her legs after saving a young girl during the 2010 Haiti earthquakes, and how her passion for golf inspires others.
Watch the latest highlights at the U.S. Adaptive Open before hearing from Brendan Lawlor, who leads in the Short Stature category, for his thoughts on the event and the biggest challenges on the course.
Bailey Bish discusses her journey through childhood to the U.S. Adaptive Open, where she’ll defend her title as reigning champion in Rockville, Maryland.
Andy Stevenson reports from the U.S. Adaptive Open, catching up with Ford Martin of the coordination impairment category and Max Togisala (seated players). Learn how the USGA made the course accessible yet challenging.
Hear the story of Max Togisala, one of the players in the U.S. Adaptive Open field, who was paralyzed in a skiing accident that restricted his athletic capabilities but couldn’t break his spirit.
Watch highlights from Monday’s opening-round action at the U.S. Adaptive Open, before Andy Stevenson comments from Woodmont Country Club about the significance of the event.
Relive the most memorable shots from the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, presented by Penske, where J.J Spaun secured his first major win.
Cam Young dramatically punched his ticket to the 2025 U.S. Open by forcing a playoff and sinking a long birdie to win his final qualifier.