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The USGA and R&A are moving ahead with a new standard for golf ball distance in 2030, while saying Wednesday they will broaden their study to review and test other areas that might help keep distance from getting out of hand.
Justin Rose is still stuck on the one major title he won at the U.S. Open in 2013. He has had some good chances to add another in the 13 years since, most notably when he was runner-up last year at the Masters after Rory McIlroy beat him in a playoff to complete the career Grand Slam.
Miles Russell is certainly not the youngest player to compete in the U.S. Open. He’s not even the only 17-year-old in the field at Shinnecock Hills — Giuseppe Puebla also made it through a 36-hole qualifier at the same site.
Yellamaraju, from Mississauga, Ont., moved up to 44th on the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup standings after tying for eighth at the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday, the third top-10 finish of his rookie season on the top-flight circuit.
USGA Chief Championships Officer John Bodenhamer said Wednesday they "learned a great deal" from the 2018 U.S. Open playing experience at Shinnecock Hills.
A slice of golf history merges with a piece of American history whenever the U.S. Open returns to one of its most storied landscapes, Shinnecock Hills.
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club has once again become a main character ahead of this year's U.S. Open, with players attempting to gauge how the tricky course will play.
In the four previous U.S. Opens in Shinnecock Hills, one quality stands out among the champions. Toughness.
Scottie Scheffler, who can complete the career Grand Slam if he wins his first U.S. Open title this weekend, said Tuesday that doing so has "never been a motivating factor for me."
Koepka withdrew from the Canadian Open on Sunday, throwing his status in doubt for this, his return to Shinnecock Hills, where he captured his second straight U.S. Open title in 2018.
When Adam Scott tees it up on the opening hole of the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on Thursday, he'll become only the second golfer to compete in 100 consecutive major championships.
TSN’s Bob Weeks shares a few observations from the conclusion of the 115th RBC Canadian Open.
Proposed changes to the PGA Tour that would come into effect in 2028 don’t have a fan in Rory McIlroy.
Brooks Koepka plans to play in this week's U.S. Open after pulling out of last week's RBC Canadian Open because of a hand injury.
Defending U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun started thinking he had to become a “perfect golfer” to validate last year’s success. It only made his game worse.
Jackson Koivun was so good at Auburn he already locked up a PGA Tour card after his sophomore season. He just didn’t think he was ready, regardless of results that suggested differently. Now he is.
Can Scottie Scheffler complete the career Grand Slam? Will Rory McIlroy make it two majors this season? We break down the U.S. Open field from the favorites to the players just looking to make the cut.
The PGA Tour touches down at Shinnecock Hills in New York as the third major of the year, the U.S. Open, tees off this week on TSN and TSN+.
The future of Canadian men’s golf stepped into the spotlight this week at the RBC Canadian Open.
Zach Johnson won the Principal Charity Classic on Sunday in his debut in his home-state event, shooting a 5-under 67 for a four-stroke victory at Wakonda Club.
Drew Doyle (Louisville, Kentucky) led by one on the first tee Sunday, and he preserved that margin on the 18th green after a 13-foot par putt curled in to give him a closing 69 and a one-stroke victory at the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship in Bogota, Colombia.
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