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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.

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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 added that he could foresee a day when it's more difficult for them to qualify.

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Time for LIV Golf chat to stop and US Open to get its proper place

Let’s call a LIV Golf truce. Just for the next four days because, quite frankly, the 122nd US Open deserves to take place at The Country Club at Brookline without the level of background noise that has been evident around the game’s breakaway series in the build up to the season’s third major.

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Tiger Woods says his leg not ready and he won’t play US Open

NEW YORK: Tiger Woods withdrew from the US Open on Tuesday, saying that his damaged right leg needs more time to get stronger to contend in the majors.

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U.S. Open says Phil Mickelson, all eligible golfers welcome to play in major

Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson are welcome to play the U.S. Open next week under a USGA decision announced Tuesday that puts the open nature of the championship over a player's decision to play in a Saudi-funded rival league.