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Mickelson didn’t seem very happy about this disruptive heckler at LACC.
SI Editorial|
The Californian hasn't won on Tour in four years and has never won a major, but Thursday's unprecedented 62 could be a launching point.
Alex Miceli|
Johnny Miller was on site in Los Angeles this week, where per usual he told stories about his final round at the 1973 Open at Oakmont -- and why his old record will always have a special place in golf history.
Bob Harig|
The two golfers both shot record-setting rounds of 62 on Thursday.
Madison Williams|
After a marathon range session Wednesday the 2020 U.S. Open winner opened with a 67 at Los Angeles Country Club.
Bob Harig|
Burns was amped up for his first career hole in one on the PGA Tour.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Schauffele made U.S. Open history at LACC (along with Rickie Fowler), but there’s a lot of golf left to play.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The California natives jumped out fast in Thursday's early wave at Los Angeles Country Club.
John Schwarb|
This actually went well for the No. 2 player in the world.
Andy Nesbitt|
The longtime Uniqlo ambassador teamed up with fashion designer Lucas Ossendrijver for looks combining lightweight design with functionality.
John Schwarb|
The Texas A&M product made a splash at the Masters and hopes for more in his first trip to Los Angeles.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A review could lead to uncertainty over the proposed deal or delay its completion.
Bob Harig|
The famous Playboy Mansion is visible from the course and some of its remaining residents are a bit loud.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Wake Forest junior Michael Brennan put together a fitting highlight to kick off the championship.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Both sides have not officially asked the court for a dismissal, so Judge Beth Labson Freeman is continuing to handle filings and orders.
Alex Miceli|
The U.S. Open purse was $10 million just seven years ago but is $20 million now, keeping up with golf's gold rush. Alex Miceli finds it absurd.
Alex Miceli|
The George Thomas–designed course is a puzzle the field is trying to figure out, and that’s what will make this week so fun.
Farrell Evans|
One day before his 32nd U.S. Open start, Mickelson declined to say much about the issue that has consumed the sport.
Bob Harig|
The European Tour is a part owner of the Ryder Cup, and now that it’s set to move into a new company, it may lose control of its most valuable asset.
Alex Miceli|
The SI Golf team discusses the week’s hottest topics on the eve of the U.S. Open.
SI Editorial|
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