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June 25th, 2018

Wild final round at BMW International Open leaves England’s Matt Wallace an unexpected champion

Aaron Rai, Australian Golf Digest, BMW International Open, Chris Paisley, European Tour, Golf, Golf Club Gut Laerchenhof, John Huggan, Lucas Bjerregaard, Martin Kaymer, Matt Wallace, Max Kieffer, Mikko Korhonen, News, Scott Hend, Thorbjorn Olesen

June 25th, 2018

Bubba Watson comes from six shots back to win Travelers Championship for third time

It’s Watson’s third victory this season, and his third at the Travelers, making him just the second player to win the event three or more times.

June 24th, 2018

Third-round 62 gives Paul Casey four-stroke lead at Travelers Championship

A subtle tweak in his address position has Paul Casey firing on all cylinders.

June 24th, 2018

Ernie Els’ nephew, Jovan Rebula, becomes first South African to win the British Amateur since 1966

Jovan Rebula’s 3&2 victory over Irishman Robin Dawson in the 36-hole final at Royal Aberdeen guaranteed the 20-year-old Springbok a place in the next month’s Open Championship, as well as trips to the 2019 Masters and US Open.

June 23rd, 2018

Zach Johnson incurs penalty when ball hangs on lip for longer than 10 seconds before dropping

Instead of a birdie, however, Johnson was given a par because more than 10 seconds had elapsed since he’d reached the hole.

June 23rd, 2018

Brooks Koepka on the whereabouts of his US Open trophy: “I don’t even know”

June 23rd, 2018

Brian Harman wrests Travelers Championship lead from more familiar names

Brian Harman has a one-stroke lead over Zach Johnson, Australian Matt Jones and Russell Henley halfway through the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut.

June 22nd, 2018

Why so many regular golfers loved Phil Mickelson’s US Open ‘rake-gate’

In light of Mickelson’s apology, it seems more and more like he simply momentarily snapped.

June 22nd, 2018

Hall of Famer Hubert Green passes at age 71 from throat cancer

Hubert Green, a two-time Major winner and World Golf Hall of Famer, passed away this week, succumbing to complications from throat cancer. Green was 71.

June 21st, 2018

Players’ vexation with the USGA continues to linger

A general disenchantment with the USGA’s handling of recent US Opens has the players seething.

US PGA Tour partners with Facebook to stream tournament coverage

Phil Mickelson says he’s ’embarrassed and disappointed’, apologises for moving ball incident at US Open

Peter Thomson: Remembering the outdoor intellectual

Peter Thomson’s success was built on simplicity: ‘Aim at the hole and hit it’

Death of Peter Thomson AO, CBE

2018 US Open: How many more lives does the USGA have, anyway?

June 20th, 2018

Jason Day on Phil Mickelson controversy: Disappointing, should have faced a different outcome

Count Day among the players who thought the punishment handed down to Mickelson was too lenient.

June 20th, 2018

Phil Mickelson’s US Open controversy still a popular topic at the Travelers Championship

Phil Mickelson’s actions remain a hot topic three days after he chased after a missed putt and whacked the ball back toward the hole during the third round of the US Open.

June 19th, 2018

Minnesota officially gets a US PGA Tour event for 2019

The tour and 3M announced a seven-year agreement for a tournament to be held in Minnesota, beginning in 2019.

June 19th, 2018

2018 US Open: Has the US Open become a ‘specialist’s’ event?

Whereas the British Open has boasted winners of all sorts, a subset of tour pros has emerged as US Open specialists.

June 18th, 2018

2018 US Open: Brooks Koepka shows he’s more than a ‘bash bro’, can play US Open-style golf

Not being afraid to settle for pars helped carry the 28-year-old to his second career Major title.

June 18th, 2018

How much prizemoney every golfer earned at the 2018 US Open

As was the case a year ago when he won at Erin Hills, the 2018 US Open champion Brooks Koepka takes home the biggest first-place cheque in Major-championship history.

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