Training Rahm by one, a birdie from Oosthuizen on either of the two holes would force a playoff. Two birdies and he would (finally) add a second major title to his 2010 victory in the Open Championship at St. Andrews.
The ceremony to present Tiger Woods with the 2008 U.S. Open trophy was barely over when San Diego city officials put the press on the USGA’s honchos.
The old adage warns to beware the injured golfer. Sure, but wouldn’t you much prefer to play on injury-free?
If social media is any indication, Rahm’s win is a popular one amongst tour pros and celebrities alike.
Turns out Phil is not the only Mickelson brother who made a prescient prediction about Rahm.
Only three times in the 120 previous playings of the championship has the winner finished with a pair of red circles to close things out.
Bryson DeChambeau's back-nine 44, which saw him drop from the solo lead to outside the top 25, served as the perfect case study to a chaotic Sunday at Torrey Pines.
We’ve seen it all on Sunday at Torrey Pines. Implosions. Fireworks. And now, a streaker...
Korda’s 72-hole score of 25-under par 263 at Blythefield Country Club in Grand Rapids, Mich., was a tournament record.
Winning a U.S. Open is hard.
It was the most “Phil being Phil” way of going out of the U.S. Open in his hometown.
Jon Rahm is proof that the old saw “good things happen to good people” still applies.
It is a testament to Rory McIlroy that he’s viewed as “relatable” because, in truth, there’s little relatability between him and us.
On Friday afternoon at the U.S. Open, Bubba Watson spoke openly about the newfound perspective he has with the...
It’s been a rough couple days to be a flagstick at Torrey Pines. If you’ve watched this week’s U.S. Open, you’ve probably...
