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Jon Rahm, fresh off a forced exit from the Memorial, controlled his infamous temper and ended his first Father's Day as a dad with the U.S. Open title.
Michael Rosenberg|
Jon Rahm rallied from three shots back to start the final round to give Spain its first-ever U.S. Open champion.
Gary Van Sickle|
Second victory of the season in Michigan comes just in time for third major championship of the season.
Mike Purkey|
Players Advisory Council votes to get rid of the green-reading aid, and PGA Tour Board of Directors will soon act
Mike Purkey|
Sports Illustrated best photographs from the 2021 U.S. Open Golf Championship
SI Staff|
Author of “A Course Called America” talks to Morning Read contributor Tom Bedell about golf in America (and why private clubs should allow for more public access), relationships and sobriety.
Tom Bedell|
At one point on Sunday at Torrey Pines, nearly 10 players were within striking distance. Who missed his best chance?
Morning Read Staff|
U.S. Open winner to collect $2.25 million from total purse of $12.5 million
Morning Read Staff|
New U.S. Open champion Jon Rahm will compete in Tokyo Olympics; Dustin Johnson and Martin Kaymer will not.
Alex Miceli|
Jon Rahm was a deserving champion at the 2021 U.S. Open. But between the unpredictable greens, tricky rough and other assorted moments, this week was more than just an examination of skill.
Alex Miceli|
Sights, scenes, best pictures from 121st U.S. Open's final round at Torrey Pines.
Morning Read Staff|
Canadian contender's tee shot at the par-3 11th became stuck in a tree, which led to a double bogey and dropped him from contention at Torrey Pines.
Mike Purkey|
The NBA Playoffs are now deep into the brackets, and former NBA player and current TV analyst Greg Anthony joins the show to talk about why perseverance, and not fearing failure, is vital to success.
Brian Hurlburt|
Phil Mickelson has committed to play this week in Cromwell, CT, along with Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed. Here's an early breakdown of the event.
Ann Liguori|
The 51-year-old PGA Championship winner ends his quest for a U.S. Open title and career Grand Slam at Torrey Pines.
Mike Purkey|
While 36-hole co-leader Russell Henley remained atop the leaderboard at Torrey Pines on Saturday, major champions Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau, Louis Oosthuizen, Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa all positioned themselves for a Sunday charge.
Mike Purkey|
DeChambeau overpowered Torrey Pines in a third-round 68. Just two off the lead, he's in perfect position to win another U.S. Open title on Sunday.
Alex Miceli|
The three names tied atop the U.S. Open leaderboard after three rounds weren't popular picks heading into the weekend. But behind them, a few favorites lurk.
Michael Rosenberg|
There are 18 holes remaining at the 2021 U.S. Open, and the leaderboard features a mix of players who are unproven and those who have won previous major
Morning Read Staff|
A closer look at major resumes of the top 12 players on leaderboard heading into Round 3 at 121st U.S. Open at Torrey Pines
Morning Read Staff|
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