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LOS ANGELES : Collin Morikawa will seek the third leg of the career Grand Slam at this week's U.S. Open where he is hopeful a back injury will not have any impact on his game beyond the way he puts his tee in the ground.
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LOS ANGELES : PGA Tour players feel "a bit of betrayal" about the secrecy that preceded last week's bombshell announcement that the circuit would partner with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and still have plenty of questions about the future, Jon Rahm said.
Jon Rahm admitted there is a sense of betrayal among the PGA Tour membership in the wake of the merger with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. Rahm said he was at home making breakfast for his kids and wife Kelley on 6 June when text messages started flowing about a planned merger. "I thought my phone was going to catch on fire at one point," Rahm recalled ahead of this week's U.S. Open. "There were so many questions that I just couldn't answer. "At one point, I told Kelley I'm just going to throw my phone in the drawer and not look at it for the next four hours because I can't deal with this anymore." Rahm still doesn't have any more answers a week later.
The PGA Tour is confident it will be able to assure Congress it controls the shock new venture with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund after a United States Senator opened an investigation into the deal. The PGA announced a week ago a plan to combine its commercial business with those of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), which includes the LIV Golf series that the PGA had previously been in open dispute with.
Having to work with Matt Patricia again could have been awkward for the Philadelphia Eagles' Darius Slay, who once said he «lost all respect» for his former head coach with the Detroit Lions.
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Days after describing his press conference before the Canadian Open as the “most uncomfortable” he has felt for a year, Rory McIlroy made sure to avoid a similar situation at the US Open.