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The Country Club has hosted three U.S. Opens before this year — and all were decided in playoffs. But the format has changed since.
John Schwarb|
The Country Club was drying out, speeding and firming up until rains after Saturday's third round softened playing conditions and expanded the possibility of a come-from-behind champion.
Bradley S. Klein|
The Englishman has added power to his game, he's playing a course that hosted one his greatest victories, and his caddie is a savvy veteran. The stage is set for Matt Fitzpatrick.
Alex Miceli|
The 25-year-old is still searching for his first PGA Tour title of any kind, but his confidence continues to surge in big events. After he discovered a flaw in his vision and alignment last month, his play has reached a new level.
Stephanie Apstein|
The World No. 1 is embracing the test at The Country Club, even as it gets harder. He's rewarded with a chance to chase his second major.
Michael Rosenberg|
A pair of pros who have yet to win on the PGA Tour are in the final group Sunday at the U.S. Open. So will the winner come from elsewhere? Might that winner be a beloved New Englander?
Gary Van Sickle|
The Vermont native basked in fans' adulation after a 69 on a tough Saturday at The Country Club. He'll tee off in the second-to-last group Sunday.
Bob Harig|
Making her second start after a four-month hiatus due to a blood clot, the world No. 2 shot a Saturday 66 to take the lead in Michigan.
Associated Press|
After an early-week trip to Fenway Park, Jordan Spieth went to bed and felt sick. He's still not 100%, but has fought on at the U.S. Open.
Alex Miceli|
Everything is lined up for a fantastic moving day at the U.S. Open, with the world Nos. 1, 2 and 3 all in the mix along with a colorful supporting cast.
Gary Van Sickle|
The Californian shot 66 on Friday to claim a share of the U.S. Open lead at the halfway mark, and doesn't plan on deviating from his script.
Alex Miceli|
Eleven of the 15 players affiliated with LIV Golf are heading home, along with a pair of world top-10 players in Cam Smith and Viktor Hovland.
John Schwarb|
Rory's last major was eight years ago, as he well knows, so he's not so much leaning on experience as he is on a strong game right now at the U.S. Open.
Bob Harig|
After a tumultuous few weeks in golf, the third major of the season marks a return to championship play. Follow the 122nd U.S. Open here.
Morning Read Staff|
Friday morning it was MJ Daffue, Friday afternoon it was Joel Dahmen. And they can appreciate the unlikeliness of their positions at The Country Club.
Stephanie Apstein|
The unheralded former Big Ten Player of the Year and All American at Illinois is off to a fast start at Brookline, 3 under through 36 holes.
Alex Miceli|
The healing DeChambeau is chasing LIV Golf's money, and Michael Rosenberg writes that his chase for greatness may never be the same.
Michael Rosenberg|
Four wins and a green jacket this year, yet Scheffler still came to Brookline with little fanfare. And that's just how he likes it.
Bob Harig|
The 52-year-old played the LIV Golf opener outside London and then the U.S. Open, with poor results and plenty of criticism over the two weeks.
Bob Harig|
Hasty judgments can be dangerous after one round in a U.S. Open, but Rory staying at the top and Phil going home seem to be safe ones.
Gary Van Sickle|
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