Bryson DeChambeau is not only one of the most talented players in golf but also the most entertaining. Here's what you should know about him.
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Payne Stewart's son Aaron delivered a heartwarming Father's Day U.S. Open tribute to NBC on the 25th anniversary of his late father's win.
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Pinehurst No. 2 is about navigating when to brake and when to accelerate. On Sunday at the U.S. Open, we get to watch the top of the leaderboard do just that.
We are always excited when we can bring new products to the MyGolfSpy member testing platform, especially when they have created a lot of buzz. The new irons from fit this mold and we are thrilled to have our members get their hands on them for testing.
Vice Golf made a big leap by entering the golf club market. The Wunderkind irons consist of the VGI01 and VGI02. With many DTC (direct-to-consumer) brands producing irons, it would be easy to think these are template irons. However, that thought would be wrong.
Vice Golf partnered with HIO, the largest golf fitting and club building company in Europe, to create and build these irons using their combined expertise and knowledge. In addition, all Vice Golf clubs will be built in-house at the HIO headquarters in Munich, Germany.
We will be selecting four golfers to test, review and keep a set of Vice Golf irons. Two testers will be selected to test the game-improvement offering, the VGI02 irons. Another two will test the player’s irons, the VGI01.
The VGI02 irons have a two-piece cast head with minimal offset and slight heel weighting to increase face closure. The head is lighter to help promote increased swing speed. All of these characteristics are focused on making the game easier for mid to high handicap golfers.
Bryson DeChambeau played through a hip injury and put on a show for fans, firing a 67 to open up a 3-shot lead going into the final round of the U.S. Open.
Chris Ferrier, the executive chef at Lansdowne Resort, shares his method to making this delectable, cheesy-pasta favorite.
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What channel is the U.S. Open on Sunday? Here is the complete 2024 U.S. Open TV schedule and viewer's guide for Round 4.
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From who to trust heading into the weekend to who over par can make a move, Mark Schlabach and Paolo Uggetti address what to watch in the final 36 holes at Pinehurst No. 2.
Ludvig Aberg, playing in his first U.S. Open, fired a 1-under 69 to take a 1-shot lead over Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Cantlay and Thomas Detry on Friday.
The 124th playing of the U.S. Open is taking place this week at Pinehurst No. 2.
Similar to our compilation of historic Masters gear, we wanted to build a bag with memorable clubs used in the U.S. Open over the years.
These aren’t necessarily the best clubs or the clubs I would want to use for a recreational round—but they are all memorable for one reason or another.
These are the clubs that hit some of the most iconic shots in U.S. Open history. In many cases they are representative of the greatest champions the tournament has witnessed.
Is there a more famous drive in golf history than Arnold Palmer hitting the first green of the 1960 U.S. Open from 346 yards away?
The MyGolfSpy Forum prides itself on bringing new brands and equipment to our member testing platform. Golf is growing and so are the brands entering the golfing industry. It can be difficult to keep track of them all and even harder to discern which brands are actually producing worthwhile equipment for consumers. This is where you come in.
Vortex Optics is an American company that makes high-end scopes, binoculars and rangefinders for hunting and other outdoor sports. In February, Vortex released golf-specific rangefinders.
With world-class optics and an unlimited, unconditional lifetime warranty, their new line of rangefinders has a lot of potential.
Their current lineup of rangefinders consists of three models: Anarch, Blade Slope and Blade. The Blade is the base version and includes a cart magnet and ping spotter mode. The Blade Slope builds on those features by adding a slope function. The Anarch, their premium model, adds a red display and image stabilization. All models are tournament legal, shockproof and waterproof.
For this testing opportunity, we are looking for four golfers to test, review and keep a Vortex rangefinder. We will have the full lineup tested and select two golfers for the Anarch and one each for the Blade and Blade Slope.
Tiger Woods carded a 3-over 73 in the second round of the U.S. Open on Friday and was 7-over 147 after 36 holes, missing the cut by 2 strokes.
Francesco Molinari made the cut at the U.S. Open on Friday by sinking a hole-in-one on the par-3 ninth hole.
Nelly Korda missed her second straight cut after winning six of seven events, rallying Friday but falling a stroke short of advancing to weekend play in the Meijer LPGA Classic.
Pinehurst No. 2 got the best of World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler on Friday, but after a 3-over 74, he still finished at 5-over to make the cut on the number at the U.S. Open.
Tyrrell Hatton is known for his piquant thoughts on golf course setups and profane self-flagellation seemingly every time a shot goes awry but his greatest challenge during tournament weeks is lunch in the locker room.
“The sound of people chewing, it drives me mad,” he says, citing Haotong Li as the worst offender. At home, Hatton plays music during meals because, he says, “I can’t stand to hear myself chew.”
It’s not easy being wired like Hatton. Just driving around his native England often sets him off. “I just have to vent in the car, maybe do a little shouting. I’m not going to follow the person that cut me off and have a tear at them, though sometimes I want to.”
Yet somehow this cat on a hot tin roof is thriving on golf’s most stressful course at its most pressure-packed championship. With rounds of 68-71, Hatton is in contention at the 124th United States Open. He is already halfway to a unique Grand Slam, having flipped the bird at both the Masters and Open Championship. But now this six-time winner on the European Tour, and champion of the 2020 Arnold Palmer Invitational, is in position to become known for more than just his temper.
And the key is—get this!—being a little more chill.
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