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If this was Phil Mickelson’s final U.S. Open, here’s what goodbye looked like
What might have been Phil Mickelson’s final U.S. Open ended with two late double bogeys followed by a warm gesture in the parking lot.Latest
In this brutally tough U.S. Open lies lesson for the game at large
Putting can drive golfers insane. But it’s why Sam Burns leads the U.S. Open
After exhausting U.S. Open Friday, a chaotic weekend awaits
Was Oakmont Phil Mickelson’s final U.S. Open? Our writers chime in
13 surprising players who missed the 2025 U.S. Open cut
Shane Lowry’s U.S. Open gaffe had entire group cracking up
Jason Day intentionally bent his putter at U.S. Open. The benefit was striking
Oakmont’s rough is crushing players. Top teacher explains why
What players *really* think of Oakmont | Seen and Heard at the 2025 U.S. Open
In the latest episode of Seen and Heard from Oakmont, GOLF senior writers Sean Zak and Dylan Dethier broke down this year’s U.S. Open test.
Unusual ditches at U.S. Open have players seeking rules advice
Drainage ditches pose complicated problems at Oakmont Country Club, but the Rules of Golf are clear on how to deal with them.
Pro was en route to unthinkable 90 at U.S. Open. Then came theatrical finish
Pro Will Chandler was en route to an unthinkable 90 during the U.S. Open second round at Oakmont. Then came a theatrical finish.
The secrets uncovered in a U.S. Open visit to Arnold Palmer’s home
This week marks the second Oakmont U.S. Open without Pennsylvania’s chosen golf son, Arnold Palmer. A visit to his home reveals golf’s loss.
‘You get punched in the face’: At U.S. Open, dreams unravel fast
Oakmont’s brutal U.S. Open test unraveled several inspiring stories in just a few hours, offering two simple lessons in the process.
Could OVER par win the U.S. Open? Players suddenly seem to think so
Now that the U.S. Open has begun, players have fully realized even (or over) par might win for the first time in nearly a decade.
Phil Mickelson could have been modern-day Arnold Palmer. He chose another route
At 50, Phil Mickelson was the closest thing the game had to Arnold Palmer. Then he went to LIV and that changed everything.
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