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 Is there any way to slow down Scottie Scheffler? | Subpar Will Phil Mickelson ever be Ryder Cup captain? | Subpar Who plays with Bryson DeChambeau at the Ryder Cup? | Subpar Johnson Wagner breaks down his best (and worst) TV shots of 2025 | Subpar 'We got in so much trouble' Keegan Bradley recalls sneaking into Bethpage while at St. Johns Keegan Bradley's emotional promise to Bethpage Meet the overnight campers in the Bethpage parking lot The Hole Truth | Bethpage Black #4 | InsideGOLF How your golf ball choice is a crucial part of club fitting | Fully Equipped These brands have been hot in 2025 for this fitter | Fully Equipped 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 29 minutes ago This New York Ryder Cup will be crazy. Question is, how crazy? 30 minutes ago Scottie Scheffler's best quality? Analyst says it's 'light years' ahead of others 22 hours ago Bethpage Black's next major? It's coming sooner than expected 1 day ago Some golfer's life will change forever next week at the Ryder Cup 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
