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Wyndham Clark Banned From Oakmont After US Open Incident

Wyndham Clark has been banned from setting foot on Oakmont Country Club property after damaging the locker room there during this year's US Open

Golf Monthly

These 3 Promising Tour Pros Should Have Been Playing In The Open This Week... Is It Time For The Rules To Change?

Luke Clanton, Jose Luis Ballester and Wenyi Ding all forfeited their Open Championship spots when they decided to turn professional

Golf Monthly

'I’m Calling It The Greatest (Sports) Accomplishment In The Greller Family' - Brother Of Jordan Spieth's Caddie Set For Senior US Open Debut

Many will know Michael Greller from the bag of three-time Major winner Jordan Spieth, but his brother, Tom, is to represent the Greller name at the US Senior Open

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Travelers Championship Preview: Field, Course, History, Tee Times, How to Watch

For the last signature event of the season, the PGA Tour heads to its annual stop in Connecticut. Here’s what you need to know from its course, field, tee times, how to watch and an infamous DQ.

Sports Illustrated

Spaun deserves his dream but US Open chaos did not get best from world’s elite

With thick rough around bunkers and pin positions on slopes, Adam Scott called Oakmont ‘borderline unplayable’

The Guardian - UK

Was Sam Burns 'Robbed' During The US Open Final Round Or Was It A Case Of 'That's Golf'? - How Fans Reacted To The American's Controversial Drop Ruling

Burns was in contention during the final round of the US Open when a failed request for a free drop from standing water partially derailed his title bid late on

Golf Monthly

Wyndham Clark Controversy Explained: From Champion to Media Storm

Wyndham Clark is under fire after a locker room outburst at Oakmont. Is pressure taking its toll on the 2023 US Open champion?

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The U.S. Open's Final Pairing Absolutely Fizzled on Sunday

Sam Burns was the 54-hole leader and Adam Scott was trying to win his second major, but both players washed out of Oakmont, writes Michael Rosenberg.

Sports Illustrated

Sam Burns's U.S. Open Hopes Were Dashed With Controversial Ruling on Soggy Fairway

The 54-hole leader was in the hunt until two different officials denied him relief from a wet area in the fairway, leading to a double bogey.

Sports Illustrated

2025 U.S. Open Round 4 Winners and Losers: J.J. Spaun Closes In Style as the Final Pairing Falters

J.J. Spaun buried a 64-foot putt on the final hole to seal the win at Oakmont. But several players had a chance over the closing holes, and they will have their regrets.

Sports Illustrated

Phil Mickelson’s U.S. Open: The Rule Causing Speculation About His Future at the Major

Phil Mickelson is regarded as one of the best professional golfers of all time, but a career Grand Slam has escaped him. With Mickelson missing the cut at the 2

Sports Illustrated

Rory McIlroy Continues To Skip Media... And It's Not A Good Look

McIlroy has not spoken to the press after any of his first rounds in the three Majors so far this year after once again skipping media at the US Open

Golf Monthly

Fact or Fiction: An Even-Par Total Will Be Enough to Win This U.S. Open

The early leader at Oakmont is J.J. Spaun at 4 under but Sports Illustrated’s writers and editors debate how much tougher scoring will get.

Sports Illustrated

I Get It's A US Open, But The Pace Of Play Is Soul-Destroying

I am a huge advocate for the US Open being hard, but watching pros take almost six hours to play a round of golf is ludicrous. Amateurs would be lambasted...

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Rory McIlroy’s Rough Opening Round at U.S. Open Is Reminder That Greatness Is Hard to Sustain

McIlroy simply wasn’t sharp enough on Day 1. After an opening 74 where he did no interviews, perhaps the Masters champ is still worn out.

Golf Monthly

US Open Prize Money Breakdown 2025: Full $21.5m Payout

A record-equaling purse is available at the third Major of the year at Oakmont - here is the breakdown

Golf Monthly

How Fast Are Oakmont's Greens On The Stimpmeter?

Oakmont Country Club has been set up in an extremely tough way in 2025 with a potential over-par winning score on the horizon - but how fast are the greens?

Golf Monthly

The Golf Ball Rollback, Driver Testing And Phil Mickelson – 6 Takeaways From The USGA’s Big US Open Press Conference

There was no shortage of big talking points at the USGA’s press conference ahead of the US Open – here are the key takeaways from it

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The Guardian - UK

Oakmont’s war of attrition to deliver chaos and carnage in daunting US Open

The Pennsylvania course laps up its reputation as the sternest of tests with the players facing a severe physical and mental examination

Sports Illustrated

Fact or Fiction: Oakmont Is the Best U.S. Open Course

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.

Sports Illustrated

USGA Boss Says Driver Testing Results Should Remain Confidential

Mike Whan said the situation around Rory McIlroy’s driver at the PGA Championship made him “more committed” to keeping test results quiet.

Golf Monthly

How Many Fans Are At The 2025 US Open?

The US Open is one of the biggest events in golf, but how many fans are attending Oakmont in 2025?

Golf Monthly

‘I’m Certain They Wouldn’t Finish’ - US Open Stars Predict How An 18-Handicapper Would Fare Around Oakmont

Oakmont Country Club is shaping up to be one of the toughest tests in recent US Open memory, so how many shots would an 18-handicapper take to play it?

Sports Illustrated

Looking Back at Five of the Most Grueling U.S. Opens in History

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.

Sports Illustrated

Return to the Brute: Oakmont’s Unique Brand of Carnage Ready for 2025 U.S. Open

Despite zero water hazards or trees, the U.S. Open’s most frequent host has tormented the game’s best for nearly a century.

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