Bryson DeChambeau figured out how to play Pinehurst No.2 and obviously world number one Scottie Scheffler did not. It would… Read more »
Off The Fringe-Scottie Didn’t Win, Bryson Did
Posts Tagged: US Open
Off The Fringe-Prelude to U.S. Open
With the U.S. Open starting this week a lot can be said about the state of men’s professional golf. The… Read more »
1986—The Old Guys Win
Phil Mickelson’s 2021 PGA Championship win 23 days shy of his 51st birthday made Lefty the oldest player to ever… Read more »
Monday After Torrey Pines Open
Jon Rahm broke through for his first major championship fulfilling the promise of a major- winning career when he joined… Read more »
Monday After Pebble Beach
Fans had the opportunity for a great show—U.S. Open week on the Monterrey Peninsula and they weren’t disappointed. During the… Read more »
Monday after Shinnecock
In 2004, the last time our national open was played at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club at the extreme eastern end… Read more »
The Significance of the DJ Rule
The “DJ Rule.” The modification of the Rules of Golf by the United States Golf Association that took effect January… Read more »
Fox Open Coverage
Jordan Spieth won. He got a check for $1.8 million and has two majors this year, both before the age… Read more »
Remember…The Haig’s First Open Win
A cocky young professional begged a few days off from his club job so he could play in the U.S…. Read more »
Remember…Hogan’s “Fifth” Open
In 1942 Ben Hogan was one of the top players on the PGA Tour competing against other future Hall of… Read more »
