Unpacking Oakmont, the U.S. Open and ultimate Tour grinder J.J. Spaun
Final thoughts on the U.S. Open including the almost impossible conditions at Oakmont, the impressive composure of J.J. Spaun and the others who fell short.
Final thoughts on the U.S. Open including the almost impossible conditions at Oakmont, the impressive composure of J.J. Spaun and the others who fell short.
The panel weighs in with final thoughts on the RBC Canadian Open; debates whether the penal set-up at Oakmont is fair for a U.S. Open; and records their pick to win this week’s major.
This week the panel does a post mortem on the U.S. Open, Bryson DeChambeau’s new popularity with the fans and ponders if Pinehurst No. 2 was unfair.
This week the panel asks if anyone can beat Scottie Scheffler at Pinehurst No.2, who else might have a game suited for a U.S. Open and what other storylines are worth following.
This week the panel weighs in on LA Country Club as a U.S. Open venue; and what went wrong and always seems to go wrong for Rory McIlroy in majors.
He won in only his seventh start in a major — his previous best was a tie for 75th — and it came six weeks after he captured his first PGA Tour title at Quail Hollow.
This week the panel tries to put Nick Taylor’s RBC Canadian Open win into perspective, debates punishment for LIV golfers and offers their picks to win the U.S. Open.
This week the panel recaps the U.S. Open from winner Matt Fitzpatrick to the NBC telecast to the best story that didn’t get the attention it deserved.
Adam Hadwin was in the mix on Sunday afternoon and finished T7. Mackenzie Hughes finished T24. Corey Conners, Nick Taylor, Ben Silverman and Roger Sloan missed the cut.