Features What it takes to win a U.S. Open at Winged Foot September 9, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share by Email What it takes to win a U.S. Open at Winged Foot Are materials or how they’re used more important to a golf shaft? | Fully Equipped What makes Aretera’s latest shaft a ‘level up’? | Fully Equipped Fanatics Sportsbook Picks of the Week for the Hero World Challenge | Subpar The Closing Stretch on The Old Course Reversed This New Pro Tour is Empowering the Next Generation of Black Women I Built My Dream Home Golf Simulator in My Garage Dustin Johnson's Wedge Drill Made Him World No. 1 - So I Tried It! Beat the Sand: The Can't Miss Bunker Drill Drive It Farther: Try this Backswing Power Check Worth a Shot: Get Face to Face In the first of five episodes of “The Road to Winged Foot, powered by Cisco Webex ” Hale Irwin and Geoff Ogilvy — both of whom won U.S. Opens at Winged Foot — reveal how they got it done on the fire-breathing layout. Latest In News 3 hours ago Open Championship will move to new month in 2028. Here's why 8 hours ago LIV CEO speaks: TV ratings, PGA Tour arms race, and how 'change' looks 19 hours ago Tour Confidential: Tiger Woods takeaways, future PGA Tour schedule logistics 19 hours ago ‘I was 4 under when I woke up’: Europe dusts U.S. in another team event Related Articles News GOLF's Subpar: Why Adam Scott got off a plane to join a fellow pro's celebration News Hale Irwin reunites with teen caddie who helped him win the 1974 U.S. Open News U.S. Open Confidential, powered by Cisco Webex: Previewing the field, conditions and mood at Winged Foot Features Meet the man charged with making Winged Foot West really, really tough Features 9 ways this U.S. Open at Winged Foot will be an Open unlike any other Tournaments Winged Foot Winners Features 7 ways Winged Foot rookie Viktor Hovland is prepping for the U.S. Open Features Why this crafty veteran is a smart dark-horse pick for the U.S. Open Tournaments Iconic Venues | Hale Irwin on Inverness
