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By: Andrew Beaton, 8345:Andrew Beaton
When the U.S. Open course needed a redesign, the question was how to make it a challenge for today’s big hitters. The answer is a patch of sand 290 yards from the tee on hole No.7.
When renowned golf architect Gil Hanse was asked to renovate the course at Oakmont Country Club ahead of this weeks U.S.
| When the U.S. Open course needed a redesign, the question was how to make it a challenge for today's big hitters. - By ANDREW BEATON
By: Will Dehmel, Andrew Beaton
Collin Morikawa stepped onto the 8th tee box at Oakmont during a practice round this week, and wondered if he should play the hole conservatively
| J.J. Spaun was all but out of contention after a 40 on the front nine on Sunday. Then he conjured a finish for the ages. - By ANDREW BEATON
J.J. Spaun was all but out of contention after shooting a 40 on the front nine in the final round at Oakmont.
For years, Brian Rolapp was talked about as a potential successor to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Instead, he’s taking his playbook to professional golf.
Over the course of several months, Tiger Woods and the PGA Tours search committee heard dozens of pitches from candidates hoping to become the Tours first ever chief executive.
| For years, Brian Rolapp was talked about as a candidate to become the NFL's next commissioner. Instead, he's taking his playbook to pro golf.
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