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The season’s third major championship takes place this week, with the US Open teeing off on Thursday. We look at some of the main talking points heading into the event at The Country Club in Brookline, Boston.
BOSTON: Stephen Curry and the Warriors have been within a game of clinching a championship in three of Golden State’s previous five trips to the NBA Finals during his 13-year NBA career. Back again and with a 3-2 series lead on the Celtics, Curry says he’ll lean on that experience when he takes the court at Boston’s TD Garden on Thursday night. “You just understand what the nerves are like,” Curry said.
BROOKLINE, Mass. : United States Golf Association Chief Executive Mike Whan said on Wednesday he could foresee a day when it will be harder for those who joined LIV Golf to gain entry into the U.S. Open but does not want to make a knee-jerk reaction on the matter.
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Andrew Coltart has returned to Brookline, where he has “mixed emotions” from the 1999 Ryder Cup, feeling that golf has been “hit by an earthquake” that is ripping the game apart.
Shane Lowry is relishing the opportunity to play alongside Phil Mickelson for the first time in a major since his Open victory as he chases further success at the US Open.
Sandy Scott, who narrowly missed out on playing in this week’s US Open, could still find himself playing on one of the game’s biggest stages this summer.
There's likely to be a sense of some relief among the leading contenders this week as soon as the first ball is struck in the 122nd US Open because that might just mark an end of question after question about the current state of the game which is in considerable flux right now.