USGA announces U.S. Open will move to NBC, ending relationship with FOX
The USGA announced Monday that it is moving the U.S. Open and the media rights for all its championships...
What U.S. Open week is like at Winged Foot with no U.S. Open
All four golf majors have been affected this year, but not equally. To consider the emotional pain of the host club...
The 15 best U.S. Opens, ranked
In that same hypothetical universe, we’d be settling in for the U.S. Open this week...
There are great stories about U.S. Open qualifiers; too bad we won’t have any in 2020
Running 108 local qualifiers and 12 sectional qualifiers simply isn’t feasible in these times, so the U.S. Open will feature a fully exempt field for the first time in a very long time.
USGA cancelling U.S. Open qualifying, four of its championships
The governing body confirmed the decision to Golf Digest on Monday, and in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic it also cancelled four championship events.
Major Upheaval: Your guide to the new-look 2020 golf year
The open championship’s continuous run since the end of WWII in 1946 has been broken, the Olympic Games golf tournaments...
Did you know: The longest playoff in golf history went an exhausting 72 holes for the U.S. Open
In 2018 the USGA announced its new playoff format, a two-hole aggregate setup, to break ties for the U.S. Open. For Billy Burke and George Von Elm, that decision came some 87 years too late.
Masters moves to November, U.S. Open to September, Open cancelled but Ryder Cup is on
Golf's governing bodies release new 2020 schedule.
The Masters in November? The Open in September? Ryder Cup in flux? Golf’s 2020 plans under discussion, sources say
The United States now has the most coronavirus cases in the world and according to health experts, the pandemic might still be in its fledgeling stages in the country. Even against that ominous backdrop, the golf world is looking forward to when life will return to a sense of normalcy.
USGA says it has not made any decisions on its scheduling, including the U.S. Open, amid coronavirus pandemic
One group standing pat—for the moment—is the USGA.
Why Tyrrell Hatton’s hard-fought win at Bay Hill was even rarer than you realised
It was a gritty performance that felt more like a U.S. Open than a regular tour event. In fact, in terms of scoring, it was reminiscent of one of the more difficult U.S. Opens of all time.
USGA looks to strengthen U.S. Open brand with new marketing campaign
The U.S. Open is getting a brand new look—emphasis on brand.
Phil Mickelson won’t play in WGC-Mexico even if he qualifies, says he will be on family trip instead
Phil Mickelson can still qualify for next week’s WGC-Mexico Championship if he moves into the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking after this week’s Genesis Invitational.
Phil Mickelson says he’d turn down a U.S. Open special exemption if offered one
At No. 72 in the World Ranking, Phil Mickelson currently has not qualified to play in this year’s U.S. Open at Winged Foot Golf Club, site of one of his record six second-place finishes in the championship.
Justin Thomas passes Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed’s enemies list grows, and Pat Perez’s $8,000 toilet
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we started the new year not with a bang, but with a beep. In fact, a series of very annoying pre-dawn beeps thanks to the batteries dying in a carbon monoxide alarm.
USGA partners with actor Don Cheadle to promote public golf and the U.S. Open
An avid golfer who has played as low as to a 7-handicap, Cheadle has been tapped to help the USGA promote its various missions.
The future of U.S. Open venues
Mike Davis, the CEO of the United States Golf Association, has heard all the rumours, reports and speculation about the changes that are coming to the U.S. Open specifically in the selection of venues.
USGA relaxes rule to allow U.S. Amateur winners to accept exemption into U.S. Open as an amateur or pro
The change to the exemption comes a year too late for Viktor Hovland.
