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The SI Golf staff debates U.S. Open hosts, Scottie vs. Rory for Player of the Year (so far) and whether Phil Mickelson should get one more U.S. Open invitation.
John Schwarb, Bob Harig, Jeff Ritter, John Pluym|
Mike Whan said the situation around Rory McIlroy’s driver at the PGA Championship made him “more committed” to keeping test results quiet.
Bob Harig|
Golfers will need to be careful on the practice green before their round.
Andy Nesbitt|
Speaking to Golf.com, Sam Flood called the Saudi-backed circuit a "total sideshow" and referenced its subpar ratings.
Max Schreiber|
This week’s ranking of golf’s top newsmakers includes the headline-generating world No. 2, the LIV star about to cash in (again) and the amateur dentist teeing it up at Oakmont.
Max Schreiber|
The 15-time major champion isn't playing in the U.S. Open this year, but he explained how much of a beast the course is in an Instagram video.
Max Schreiber|
After winning the Masters, McIlroy has said he’s accomplished everything he wanted in his career. Struggling to find new motivation, he's not sure what comes next.
Max Schreiber|
The World No. 1 discussed the betting culture and how it forced him to get rid of his Venmo.
Michael McDaniel|
DeChambeau said the course at Oakmont Country Club is "a beast."
Ryan Phillips|
DeChambeau said Tuesday he's comfortable in his own skin, writes Michael Rosenberg, and for many reasons he's the one player thriving in majors after moving to LIV Golf.
Michael Rosenberg|
The defending U.S. Open champion revealed that his current deal ends after the 2026 season but says negotiations should begin later this year for a new one.
Bob Harig|
The Masters champion visited last week in advance of the U.S. Open and birdied the last two holes to shoot 81 on a course he called “nearly impossible.”
Bob Harig|
The Australian known now for his eccentric style definitely wowed golf fans on Tuesday.
Madison Williams|
The 2021 U.S. Open champion hasn’t finished outside the top 10 in LIV Golf but said his play would still be worthy of at least top-30 finishes on the PGA Tour.
Bob Harig|
Thomas is nearly 500 points behind Scheffler in the world rankings but still will try to recapture the No. 1 throne.
Max Schreiber|
Matt Vogt, who quit college golf to focus on school and become a dentist, hopes to serve as an inspiration by qualifying for his hometown U.S. Open.
Max Schreiber|
Fast greens, narrow fairways and thick rough are as much part of the championship as the players themselves. Let’s look back at some of the hardest U.S. Opens ever.
Max Schreiber|
Rory McIlroy will play alongside Justin Rose, who he defeated in the Masters playoff, along with close friend Shane Lowry.
Max Schreiber|
Despite zero water hazards or trees, the U.S. Open’s most frequent host has tormented the game’s best for nearly a century.
Bob Harig|
A look at every golfer who has won the U.S. Open multiple times.
Ryan Phillips|
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