Billy Horschel was probably the most adamant about his displeasure. He criticized the USGA
The United States Golf Association is the United States' national association of golf courses, clubs and facilities and the governing body of golf for the U.S. and Mexico. Together with The R&A, the USGA produces and interprets the rules of golf. The USGA also provides a national handicap system f…
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June 14, 2015 1:29am. The 16th hole at Chambers Bay. AP. In advance of this week’s US Open, the reviews of Chambers Bay, the site of this year’s national championship, have been coming in …
Southern Hills, 2001. The combination of Sunday pin positions and fast greens have led to more than a fair share of quirky putts at the U.S. Open, but 2001 was so severe it saw each of its final ...
The world’s best golfers started complaining about Chambers Bay months in advance, and many of them have openly ripped the site of the 2015 U.S. Open this …
Jun 22, 2015 · The 2015 U.S. Open is in the books and judging by the reaction from players, there probably aren't many hoping to see Chambers Bay again anytime soon. Some players said all the right things about ...
Faced with 11 players shooting under-par rounds after the first two days, USGA officials turned off their water hoses to make Shinnecock Hills play hard and fast. By Sunday, the Long Island course was so dried out the grounds crew took the unprecedented step of watering the greens in between groups.
"It's my understanding of the rules, and I thought about doing it before. I just wanted to take the two-stroke penalty," said Mickelson in an interview with Curtis Strange after his round.
Fowler earned an exemption into the PGA Championship but had to play his way into the U.S. Open and fell just short at the loaded Columbus qualifier. He shot a six-under 66 in the second round to finish at five under for 36 holes, but it was still one stroke shy of getting into a playoff for the final four of 16 spots.
He missed the cut at the Memorial, but in his 10 starts from February to May he never missed a cut, finished worse than T30 once and had two top-five finishes. Bradley’s now ranked 73rd in the world.
Jason Day was a late WD from the Memorial Tournament, citing a bad back. Ranked 69th in the world heading into last week, Day would have needed a strong finish to crack the top 60 and qualify for the U.S. Open, but he never got the chance. He didn’t enter one of the Monday qualifying events, although that might not be completely due to his back. Day and wife, Ellie, are expecting their fourth child soon. This will be the first major Day, winless since 2018, misses in nine years.
Not everyone is guaranteed a spot in golf’s national championship. Far from it. There’s certain qualifying criteria players need to meet, like winning events or flying up the Official World Golf Ranking, but it’s never easy.
Jane Blalock scandal. Back in the ’70s, Jane Blalock was an absolute force in women’s pro golf. By the time she retired, Blalock had won 27 titles on the tour, was a Rookie of the Year, and once managed to make 299 cuts in a row.
In 2009, when Woods’ car crashed into that tree outside of his house, no one could’ve possibly predicted the chaos that would soon follow. And by chaos, we mean overwhelming allegations of cheating. Following this incident, like his pro golf game, Woods’ image would never be the same.
Using his tax returns, Daly ran the numbers and determined that his net loss from gambling is around $55 million. This is not a joke; this is real life.
John Daly is not your average golfer. And just so we’re clear, his clothes aren’t the only thing about him that’s loud. The guy is straightforward, unabashed, and controversial. Whether we’re talking about drinking or sex scandals, this guy has been at the center of a lot of controversy.