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The latest PGA Tour star to leave has always said he's fueled by competition. There's far less of that in LIV Golf, but two days after competing in the U.S. Open, he's jumping ship.
Stephanie Apstein|
In recent years, the USGA has fixated on those with distance and brute force in the U.S. Open, and glazed over the fact that winners exuded precision and
Daniel Wooters|
He bristled at the U.S. Open when asked whether he would consider joining the LIV Golf Series.
Nick Selbe|
Brands like Radmor, Adidas and Galvin Green create ethically made and sustainable golf apparel for the eco-friendly golfer.
Morning Read Staff|
The final round at Brookline was a classic and NBC captured it well, but John Hawkins found an unneccessarily rocky trip in getting to that point.
John Hawkins|
The two-time major champion did his best to shut down any further speculation about his commitment to the PGA Tour.
Zach Koons|
The rugged Pennsylvania city once known for being the world's steelmaking capital is now forging a reputation as a city of good suds.
Tom Bedell|
The World No. 19 has battled injuries lately but brings his four-major resume to the upstart league, which isn't done signing big names.
Bob Harig|
The U.S. Open at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, was the ultimate destination, but the side trips in pursuit of Golden Age design greatness were equally as compelling.
Joe Passov|
Rory McIlroy's major drought continued last weekend, and he now has 16 major top-10s since his last win. But look closer, and there are plenty of reasons for optimism in his game.
Bob Harig|
The former LPGA commissioner experienced his first U.S. Open as head of the USGA, and covered a number of topics with host Ann Liguori.
Ann Liguori|
A trophy engraving usually begins the moment the final putt drops. But on Sunday at Brookline, there was a surprise delay as representatives tried to reach the new champion.
Alex Miceli|
Billy Foster's caddie resume reads like a Who's Who of golf greatness. But he never carried a bag to a major title until Sunday at The Country Club.
Bob Harig|
Not much went right in the final round for the Spaniard, who hit a few things other than his golf ball on the way to a 12th-place finish.
Stephanie Apstein|
'I hate this,' the Englishman told his caddie on the 14th hole Sunday, deep in the pressure cooker of a major. But that grind created a worthy champion.
Michael Rosenberg|
The two-time major champion shot himself out of the U.S. Open with a Saturday 77, but a closing 66 at The Country Club was more like it.
Alex Miceli|
2022 U.S. Open winner Matt Fitzpatrick, leveraged Titleist golf clubs, PING golf clubs, Titleist golf balls, Castore golf apparel and Skechers shoes in his first major victory at The Country Club in Brookline.
Morning Read Staff|
The Englishman's first win in America is the U.S. Open, surviving a three-way battle with Will Zalatoris and Scottie Scheffler that came down to the wire.
Associated Press|
Kupcho won for the second time this season; Korda made the playoff in her second start after a four-month hiatus for a blood clot.
Associated Press|
Matt Fitzpatrick won the 2022 U.S. Open Sunday at Brookline to claim the largest first prize in U.S. Open history.
Morning Read Staff|
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