Victoria’s Jazy Roberts heads a strong Australian contingent projected to advance to match play at the US Women’s Amateur Championship, with five players on track to reach the knockout stage for the first time since 2012.
Harrington tied Miller Barber for most wins in America’s national championship for players 50 years and older, and in the process won on a course that had never seen a foreign-born winner.
Two players will be chasing history in the final round of the 46th US Senior Open while a third will be trying to change his personal history in the championship while also seeking to set a record.
Major championship season continues this week with the US Senior Open marking three consecutive weeks of majors across both the men’s and women’s games.
Poulter, who turned 50 in January, makes his debut in senior golf at the 46th edition of the US Senior Open, and he readily admits he has no idea what to expect.
Wyndham Clark wasn’t just playing against the field on the final day at the US Open. He had to hold his own against a vocal and partisan crowd at Shinnecock Hills that had not just been rooting for his rivals but also cheering against him.
On a day marked by Clark continuing to pour in clutch par putts, he had a chance to go on the offensive on the par-5 16th. And, boy, did he take advantage.
Kiwi Ryan Fox will carry the hopes of the entire Australasian region after the Aussie contingent created an unwanted slice of history at the US Open in New York.
The potential is there for a fantastic weekend at this US Open. Unfortunately for some of the best golfers in the world, they weren’t ready for the exam.
Australian Golf Digest
