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Bryson DeChambeau says he doesn't plan to play in the PGA Tour's Travelers Championship next week at TPC River Highlands.

USGA CEO Mike Whan said it was appropriate to allow suspended by the PGA Tour players to play in this week's U.S. Open, but added that he could foresee a day when it's more difficult for them to qualify.

If you follow David Dusek of Golfweek on Twitter, you no doubt saw this eye-opening little gem on Brooks Keopka and Srixon yesterday…

Brooks Koepka appears to have switched to a TaylorMade M5 driver and the 2017 Titleist Pro V1x ball in preparation for the 2022 U.S. Open. https://t.co/gR6YWbcX1T pic.twitter.com/Jvm2sky1yf

— David Dusek (@Golfweek_Dusek) June 14, 2022

Yep, on the eve of the 2022 US Open, Brooks Koepka is switching both his driver and his golf ball. According to Dusek, the two-time Open champ is going back to the 2017 Titleist ProV1x (the ball he used to win all four of his majors) and his old TaylorMade M5 driver, which he used to win the 2019 PGA Championship.

Koepka signed a full bag and ball deal with Srixon-Cleveland last year, a deal that included both the Srixon ZX7 driver and the new Srixon Z-STAR Diamond golf ball. Srixon proudly announced at launch that the ball was actually designed with Koepka in mind.

The drama between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf will take a brief break over four days as players vie for the U.S. Open title. So who has a chance?

Who can win? Who has the best betting value? What props are the most interesting? Our experts look at the 2022 U.S Open from all angles.

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The drama between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf will take a brief break over four days as players vie for the U.S. Open title. So who has a chance?

Although the decision is not his, Bryson DeChambeau said he hopes to play both the LIV and PGA tours. "I want to play where people can see great entertainment. I want to deliver that anywhere I'm at," he told Golf Channel.

Justin Thomas on the LIV Golf Invitational Series being the talk inside the sport the past few weeks: 'It's sad.'

Jay Monahan was critical of the LIV Golf tour, calling it a "series of exhibition matches" as compared to the "pure competition" of the PGA Tour.

Phil Mickelson was asked a variety of questions Monday, from what he'd say to the national chair of the 9/11 Families United coalition, to his expected reception from the fans outside of Boston, to his future schedule.

Two-time U.S. Open champion Brooks Koepka says that he's tired of talking about LIV Golf and that the continued conversation has cast a shadow over this week's major.

Who can win? Who has the best betting value? What props are the most interesting? Our experts look at the 2022 U.S Open from all angles.

The Country Club won't be a bomber friendly, Brooks gets chippy, field factoids, the best things said, Barkley's awkward Live From hit and the USGA touts digital viewing options.

Defending U.S. Open champ Jon Rahm says that he's not planning to join LIV Golf, noting that his "heart is with the PGA Tour" and that money is not a motivator for him.

Two-time U.S. Open champion Brooks Koepka says he's tired of talking about LIV Golf and that the continued conversation has cast a shadow over this week's major.

Rory McIlroy expressed his disappointment Tuesday with PGA Tour players joining the LIV Golf Invitational Series: They took the "easy way out."

Defending U.S. Open champ Jon Rahm says that he's not planning to join LIV Golf, noting that his "heart is with the PGA Tour" and that money is not a motivator for him.