PGA Tour

Longtime PGA Tour Player and Golf Channel Analyst Notah Begay III joined the OverDrive boys earlier today following the dominant US Open victory by Bryson DeChambeau. Notah touched on that, and the conversations being had around the style of game Bryson plays. As well on the continued decline of both Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson as both missed the cut this week.

Golf writer for PGATour.com Adam Stanley joins In The Box to talk about Bryson DeChambeau winning the U.S. Open.

TSN golf analyst Bob Weeks joins the show to discuss Bryson DeChambeau's win at the U.S. Open, if other golfers will change their game to mimic his, the Masters and more.

If early scores are any indication, it's appearing to be another challenging day at Winged Foot. Bob Weeks has more on what to expect for the third round of the U.S. Open.

It’s rare when fans wind up rooting for the golf course, even one as majestic as Winged Foot, but suddenly that’s a viable option. Maybe because the two players atop the leaderboard heading into Round 3 at the U.S. Open are not exactly — how to put this? — the most likeable guys in the game.

This was the Winged Foot everyone has heard about. This is the U.S. Open everyone expected. Patrick Reed answered the first big test Friday when the wind arrived out of the north, bringing a little chill and a lot of trouble. He never got flustered by bogeys and made enough birdie putts and key saves for an even-par 70.

It’s not just his driver that’s put the hulking Bryson DeChambeau in a great position to capture his first major title, the 27-year-old from Modesto, Calif., is seeing good performance from most parts of his game after the first two rounds of the U.S. Open, Bob Weeks writes.

Bryson DeChambeau held off on shakes and steaks to work on pitches and patience. All that work from the night before made him look like a genius come Friday.

Host of Golf Talk Canada on TSN and TSN 1050 Mark Zecchino joins Game Day to chat about the U.S. Open, how the course has been set up even harder for the second round, how Bryson DeChambeau has a different formula, the many theories golfers have to attack Winged Foot, cheering for Phil and more.

Phil Mickelson chose driver again on the 18th at Winged Foot. He blocked it to the left again. Made bogey instead of double bogey this time. But instead of walking off in second place, the way he did in 2006, he headed to the clubhouse Thursday in 142nd, tied for second-to-last at the U.S. Open.

Canadians Corey Conners, Adam Hadwin and Mac Hughes find major comfort playing as a threesome at Winged Foot during Thursday’s opening round, but the course still presented them with a real test, Bob Weeks writes.

NBA on TSN host and broadcasting legend, Rod Black, joins Game Day to chat about Masai Ujiri's future in Toronto, why an extension hasn't been done yet, if the Denver Nuggets are for real, the potential of a Celtics vs. Lakers NBA Finals, some U.S. Open talk and much more.

TSN host James Duthie joins the show to discuss the U.S. Open at Winged Foot, Pascal Siakam being named to the All-NBA Second Team, Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers' shocking loss to the Nuggets and more.

Taylor Pendrith hopes fans will watch him tee off on Thursday at Winged Foot Golf Club in the first round of the U.S. Open. Not just because it's his major debut — but because it's in the tee box where the Canadian excels.

Mark Zecchino of Golf Talk Canada on TSN joined Dave Jamieson to preview the 2020 US Open