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Bryson DeChambeau Continues to Go His Own Way, and It Just Might Work at Oakmont

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.

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Bryson DeChambeau “super excited” at prospect of signing new LIV Golf contract

DeChambeau is bidding to win his third US Open.

The Independent UK

‘It felt impossible’: McIlroy struggles in practice at Oakmont before US Open

The world No 2 Rory McIlroy admitted he had struggled with motivation since his Masters victory, while Bryson DeChambeau said he wants renegotiate his LIV deal next year

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Bryson DeChambeau Says He Expects to Get New LIV Golf Contract

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.

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Jason Day Wears Bold Patriotic Outfit for U.S. Open Practice Round

The Australian known now for his eccentric style definitely wowed golf fans on Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated

My 16 Favorite Father's Day Gift Ideas From PGA TOUR Superstore

From clubs and the latest tech to golf balls deals and a movie-themed driver headcover, I've picked my 16 favorite gift ideas ahead of Father's Day to make you hunt for the right gift that bit easier.

Golf Monthly

Jon Rahm Admits Top-10 Streak Is ‘Easier’ on LIV Golf but Remains Confident

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.

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Jon Rahm Gives Honest Assessment On LIV Golf Record

The former US Open champion has been in good form on LIV Golf, but accepts it's easier to finish higher up in smaller fields

Golf Monthly

Former Oakmont Caddie-Turned-Dentist Will Play U.S. Open With Heavy Heart

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.

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.

Sports Illustrated

'The Rough Is Ankle-Deep, You're Lucky To See Your Shoes Let Alone Your Golf Ball' - Wayne Riley's US Open Picks And Insight Into What It Takes To Win At Oakmont

Wayne Riley is expecting another big week from the World No.1 - but he also has a few interesting fancies at much bigger prices

Golf Monthly

Gladiator Giant says prostate cancer blood test could save lives

The Gladiators star has been raising money and awareness for Prostate Cancer UK and is urging men to have blood tests.

Evening Standard

Don’t Overlook Insurance When Planning Your Golf Trip

Golfers can presume that their household insurance provides cover for their expensive equipment when on a golf trip, but this may not always be the case

Golf Monthly

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‘I was never so happy to be so wrong’: Rory McIlroy’s biographer on the moment Augusta fell

A new book chronicles the golfer’s journey to completing a career grand slam, as well as the roots in Northern Ireland that helped define him

The Independent UK

Matt Vogt: Business booming at my dental practice after US Open qualification

Vogt earned his place at the prestigious tournament when he swapped the drill for the driver and made it through qualification.

Golf Monthly

‘One Of My Goals In Doing All This… Is Just To Inspire Some People, To Let Them Know That It’s Never Too Late To Try And Pursue Something In Your Life That You Think Is Really Cool’ - Dentist Matt Vogt On The Impact Of His Dream US Open Appearance

Dentist Matt Vogt's qualification for the US Open is the stuff of fairytales, and he wants it to inspire others to go after their dreams

Golf Monthly

Puma Women's Ignite Blaze 2 Golf Shoe Review

We put the latest edition of Puma's Ignite Blaze golf shoe through its paces F

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Every Golfer to Win Back-to-Back U.S. Opens

Just seven golfers have won the U.S. Open in back-to-back years.

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Aaron Rodgers Found Sweet Way to Bond With DK Metcalf, New Steelers Teammates

Rodgers was seen hanging out with his new teammates at Cam Heyward's charity golf event this week.

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Phil Mickelson May Be Playing in His Last U.S. Open. Here Is His Trail of Heartbreak

The six-time major champion owns every major but the U.S. Open and said Oakmont could be his last. Bob Harig reviews Mickelson’s record six runner-ups.

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Dustin Johnson’s Vibe Is Back at Oakmont, Whether His Game Will Be Is the Question

The winner of the last U.S. Open at Oakmont has had little to show in majors or LIV Golf this year, but says his play is “coming back into good form.”

Golf Monthly

‘My Game’s Been Really Close’ – Dustin Johnson Confident He Can Contend For Second US Open Title At Oakmont

The 2016 US Open champion is confident in his game ahead of the Major, despite some recent disappointments at the big events

Sports Illustrated

After His Masters Triumph, Rory McIlroy Is Struggling to Recharge His Mind and His Game

There are new challenges for the world No. 2 on the eve of the U.S. Open, Bob Harig writes. Also: Joaquin Niemann seeks major success and last-minute Open additions.

The Independent UK

Matt Vogt once chose dentistry over golf. Back home at the US Open, he's learned he didn't have to

Matt Vogt is trading a drill for a driver at the U.S. Open

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