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Not only did the USGA selection committee name the top three Americans in the World Amateur Golf Ranking to U.S. captain Nathan Smith’s 10-man squad, but Miles Russell was selected for his debut via committee pick.
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Harry Higgs was ready to quit golf shortly before becoming what he believes was the last of the 156 players in the U.S. Open field.
Dylan Wu made a 7-footer for par at the last hole Friday to make the U.S. Open cut on the number, but several notables will not be sticking around for the weekend at Shinnecock.
Wyndham Clark is looking to become a two-time U.S. Open champ. But do oddsmakers believe Shinnecock Hills is going to let him waltz into the winner’s circle without a pressure test?
As he sits atop this U.S. Open leaderboard having played his first 36 holes at Shinnecock Hills in 6 under, Clark views this latest ascent as his personal redemption tour.
Extended highlights from the morning wave in Round 2 of the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Joaquin Niemann talked to the media Friday at the U.S. Open to discuss the two-shot penalty he received for throwing his club in Round 1 and his rebound to shoot 65 in Round 2.
Niemann, who was penalized two strokes for throwing his club during Thursday’s first round, followed the incident with a second-round, 5-under 65 to make the U.S. Open cut.
Wyndham Clark is the frontrunner midway through the 126th U.S. Open. But questions persist about his locker-destroying behavior at last year’s edition at Oakmont.
Some people wilt under U.S. Open conditions. Xander Schauffele thrives. He’s again in the mix to win the third leg of the career Grand Slam through two rounds at Shinnecock Hills.
For the third consecutive major, Bryson DeChambeau’s week will end on Friday with another missed cut and even more Grand Slam questions.