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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Jordan Spieth hasn’t stopped pinching himself, all these years later.
Dan O'Neill|
Back when newspapers still had the fiscal resources to staff big sporting events, I was dispatched to San Francisco for an NFL playoff game between the 49ers and Redskins. After Washington lost, I remained in the Bay Area for the NFC Championship, which m
John Hawkins|
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – The last time anyone won three consecutive U.S. Open titles, Teddy Roosevelt was president, America had only 45 states; the Wright Brothers built the first plane that could stay in the air for 30 minutes; and Albert Einstein publish
Gary Van Sickle|
McIlroy ready to go heading into the U.S. Open
Morning Read Staff|
Finalized: The field for this week’s U.S. Open, with the addition of three players based on their positions in the Official World Golf Ranking and three alternates from sectional qualifying, the U.S. Golf Association announced. No. 50 Andrew Putnam, No. 5
Morning Read Staff|
An allegiance to good golf
Morning Read Staff|
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – It wasn’t quite dark Sunday night when I walked alongside Pebble Beach’s 18th hole, but it was close enough.
Gary Van Sickle|
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – The U.S. Open has received plenty of criticism in recent years, as you’re no doubt aware. Yes, sir. When it comes to second guesses, NHL officials got nuthin’ on the USGA. In fact, produce a magazine article and throw some anonymity
Dan O'Neill|
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – What could we learn from Rory McIlroy that his rounds of 67-66-64-61 in winning the recent RBC Canadian Open didn’t already tell us?
Alex Miceli|
Who should you bet on for the U.S. Open? It's impossible not to like Dustin Johnson this week at Pebble Beach.
Ryan Asselta|
Watching Tiger Woods destroy Pebble Beach at the 2000 U.S. Open was a spectacle like no other—even for a sports legend who had seen his fair share of trophies hoisted.
Michael Rosenberg|
Out: For the rest of the season, South Africa’s Charl Schwartzel, who cited a wrist injury – he didn’t indicate which arm – in a weekend post on Twitter. Schwartzel, 34, the 2011 Masters champion, has not played since missing the cut in the Zurich Classic
Morning Read Staff|
Zip it, guys. Women must have skin in game
Morning Read Staff|
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Just in case you forgot how good Tiger Woods was at his best, let me remind you with some forgotten lore.
Gary Van Sickle|
America probably needs a Hall of Fame just to oversee all of the halls of fame that have been founded over the years. Every state must have its own HOF by now. Some of them, such as the Iowa Aviation Hall of Fame and the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, specia
John Hawkins|
Think the Koepka vs. Chamblee kerfuffle is entertaining? Imagine if social media had been around when Walter Hagen was in his prime
Dave Seanor|
Which of the three would be the most significant winner?
SI Editorial|
What are the odds of winning three U.S. Opens in a row? Vegas hasn’t established odds on such a feat, but if you forget about the three-peat and focus on just this Open, the man in the white-hot light is the co-favorite.
Mike Purkey|
Callaway Apparel is making sure the big and tall category is no longer a dated afterthought
Janice Ferguson|
Positive press by a leading equipment website earlier this year has Snell Golf's MTB-X ball on the mind of many golfers. [Photo: Snell Golf]
Mike Purkey|
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