LIV Golf Invitational Series will apply for OWGR consideration, CEO Greg Norman says
BROOKLINE, Mass. — LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman said the new circuit will apply for Official World Golf Ranking points consideration on Monday.
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The five most important things to watch on what could be a wild weekend at the U.S. Open
BROOKLINE, Mass. — In the midst of a tenuous time for golf, Brooks Koepka said earlier this week he wanted the focus to be on the U.S. Open. After two rounds, with Phil Mickelson now gone after having missed the cut, it's safe to say that the focus has shifted back to golf thanks to some big names and unique stories.
2022 U.S. Open - Sights, sounds and best moments from the second round
BROOKLINE, Mass. — There was a lot going on in the first round of the 2022 U.S. Open. The requisite drama around Phil Mickelson? Check. A few tossed clubs? You bet. Kids running off with defending champion Jon Rahm's ball on the 18th hole? OK. Wild turkeys on the course? Sure.
US Open 2022: Rory McIlroy somehow saves par on 5th hole as he begins to build momentum
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McIlroy finishes first round tied for US Open lead
Rory McIlroy holds a share of the lead with most of the morning rounds complete after firing a 3-under 67 in the first round of the U.S. Open from The Country Club in Brookline, Mass.
US Open 2022: Preview, first-round tee times and more
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USGA CEO Mike Whan - Appropriate to allow suspended PGA Tour golfers to play U.S. Open, but future uncertain
BROOKLINE, Mass. — USGA CEO Mike Whan said the governing body felt it was appropriate to allow players who were suspended by the PGA Tour for competing in the rival LIV Golf Invitational Series to play in this week's U.S. Open, but he added that he could foresee a day when it's more difficult for them to qualify.
USGA CEO Mike Whan: Appropriate to allow suspended PGA Tour golfers to play U.S. Open, but future uncertain
BROOKLINE, Mass. — USGA CEO Mike Whan said the governing body felt it was appropriate to allow players who were suspended by the PGA Tour for competing in the rival LIV Golf Invitational Series to play in this week's U.S. Open, but added that he could foresee a day when it's more difficult for them to qualify.