Almost everything you need to know about The 153rd Open host.
Part I of a look at Royal Portrush, the philosophy of out-of-bounds, and how stroke and distance will impact the 2025 Open.
In Europe, Dan Brown wins the BMW to set up Open return while World No. 1 amateur Lottie Woad wins a pro event. Plus, a U.S. Adaptive Open preview for this week's championship at Woodmont.
When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
The R&A's surprising "last chance" reveal, Lowry's Portrush return, latest Open odds, Woodland joins Bradley's brain trust, Masters fashion, Quotables, This, That and Reads.
Twenty diverse stories from all ages and career backgrounds now head to The Open at Royal Portrush. Also, it seems the HotelPlanner Tour is where the world's next best are toiling.
Another week of broken clubs, weird outbursts and media hostility despite more money, amazing agronomy and straight-flying golf balls. That and a weekend wrap with Open repercussions.
What will new Tour CEO mean for majors? Plus, latest Ryder and Walker Cup team news, Old Course work ahead of next Open, Tiger and Fred hit The Patch, slowing down other sports, This, That and Reads.
The PGA of America ought to postpone scheduled future events at its new HQ until the course, surrounding development and fan experience improves.
Australian overcomes horrid pace of play and high heat to win by three. Plus, Bradley wins the Travelers and muddles the Ryder Cup picture. American Ethan Fang wins The Amateur.
Those who had less than idyllic weeks at Oakmont.
Generally good weeks at Oakmont. With caveats.
Winners from Oakmont's tenth U.S. Open.
L.A. native survives bad luck early and brutal conditions to hold off Robert MacIntyre. The full story, plus Spaun By the Numbers, This, That, Quotables and the NBC rain delay debacle.
Spaun opens with bogey-free 66 as Koepka, Rahm loom. Notes and quotes from round one that included an albatross and the usual Oakmont carnage.
The course begins drying out, tee times announced, players discuss a range of matters, and more course perspectives from Oakmont.
Rain stays away for most of the day as players practice and crowds take in wet Oakmont. Plus, Matt Vogt returns to the place where he caddied, Quotables and several course perspectives.
Soakmont here we come! The architectural wonder is drenched just as it has been during past national championships. A first look at the course, spectator experience, and other notes from Oakmont.
The 1953 and 1962 U.S. Open's at Oakmont produced more drama over bunker maintenance practices.
There is plenty to look out for next week when the club hosts its tenth U.S. Open following more design refinements.
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