US Open

  • 33 big names who failed at US Open Final Qualifying (including the end of a 25-year streak)

    Written by Alex Perry and Andrew Wright on Tuesday 3 June 2025

    Being a big name in golf doesn’t always get you major starts. So who failed to make the cut in US Open Final Qualifying? Let’s dive in… The world’s best will descend upon the iconic and often brutal Oakmont to attempt to carve their name into the history – and trophy – of America’s national championship. But there will be some...

  • US Open 2024: TV timings and how to watch Pinehurst action for free from the UK

    Written by Rob Jerram on Friday 10 June 2022

    The season’s third Major tees off at Pinehurst Course No.2 from June 13-16. Here’s all you need to know about how to watch the US Open action unfold. UK viewers can watch all four rounds of the 124th US Open live on Sky Sports Golf. Sky will show more than 40 hours of golf across the four tournament days, along with a...

  • US Open 2024: The field is set for the third Major of the season at Pinehurst

    Written by Rob Jerram on Monday 12 June 2023

    Who is playing in the 2024 US Open golf tournament at Pinehurst? 156 players will tee it up in the year’s third men’s Major in North Carolina. Major season is racing by and we’re counting down the days to the 124th playing of the US Open, where defending champion Wyndham Clark is among those guaranteed to be in the 156-man field...

  • US Open 2023 Course Guide: The Los Angeles Country Club

    Written by Michael Catling on Monday 12 June 2023

    The LA Country Club in Los Angeles plays host to the US Open for the first time, but what is the course like and where will the tournament be won and lost? Today’s Golfer’s 2023 Major coverage is brought to you in association with TaylorMade. The US Open setup needs little introduction. It’s going to be long, it’s going to be tough, and...

  • US Open 2024: Pinehurst No.2 Course Guide

    Written by Michael Catling on Friday 31 May 2024

    The 124th US Open will see 156 men attempt to tame one of America’s most demanding tracks. To help mark all our cards, we sought expert insight on all 18 holes… PINEHURST NO.2 COURSE GUIDE: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |...

  • Wyndham Clark: “I think 1,000 people have had a drink out of my trophy”

    Written by Michael Catling on Monday 3 June 2024

    The defending champion on partying, Pinehurst, and hitting one of the best shots in US Open history. “Hearing the words ‘US Open champion’ attached to my name will never get old. It’s pretty awesome when they announce me on the first tee as the reigning US Open champion at different tournaments. It feels great. “There was a lot of adversity in that...

  • The pitfalls of Pinehurst: What to expect from the revered course No.2 at the US Open

    Written by Michael Catling on Monday 3 June 2024

    The absence of thick rough and tight fairways means Pinehurst No.2 will present an unfamiliar test for the 124th US Open. Emerald-green grass. Five inches of club-tangling rough. Single-file fairways. We all have that image of an archetypal US Open course, but it almost certainly looks nothing like this. Pinehurst No.2 is a glorious anomaly and perhaps the only tree-lined course...

  • Perfection at Pinehurst: The USA’s spiritual ‘Home of Golf’

    Written by Chris Bertram on Monday 3 June 2024

    The US Open returns to Pinehurst’s No.2 course next month, back to where – for Americans at least – it all began. For the Home of Golf, read the Cradle of Golf. While we cherish St Andrews as the sleepy, enchanting birthplace of the game, America look to Pinehurst as its spiritual home. Both names engender the same enviable mystique at...

  • Retief Goosen: “I learned my swing by reading golf books by Jack Nicklaus and Ben Hogan”

    Written by Michael Catling on Tuesday 4 June 2024

    Ahead of the 124th US Open at Pinehurst, we spoke with Retief Goosen about his journey through the game, including both his US Open victories and his life before and since. Retief Goosen is a man so relaxed he is almost comatose. For the best part of three decades, he lived up to his ‘Ice Man’ moniker on the European and...

  • Who will win the U.S. Open? 10 steps to predicting the 2024 champion at Pinehurst…

    Written by Michael Catling on Tuesday 4 June 2024

    By looking back at trends from recent U.S. Opens it’s possible to cut the field down to size and work out the most likely winner in Pinehurst. US Open action returns to Pinehurst’s No.2 course in North Carolina for the first time since 2014 when Germany’s Martin Kaymer stormed to victory with a dominant eight-stroke battering of the field. And...

  • Who is not playing in the 2024 US Open? The big names missing from Pinehurst

    Written by Lewis Daff on Thursday 6 June 2024

    8 high-profile names will be absent at Pinehurst No.2 when the 2024 US Open gets underway. But who are they and why have they missed out? It’s known as one of the toughest tests in golf for a reason, with course setups designed to make or break the best golfers in the world the US Open demands the most precise play...

  • A History of the Leading Amateurs at the US Open

    Written by Lewis Daff on Friday 7 June 2024

    Today’s Golfer looks back at the low amateurs at the US Open who have gone on to have successful professional careers. Looking at the elites of today, it’s easy to forget that every one of them began the game as amateurs just like the rest of us. The beginnings of the game saw Pros and Ams compete against each other for...

  • US Open: Clue yourself up with every fact you’ll need to know about the oldest American Major

    Written by Ross Tugwood on Friday 7 June 2024

    From the most wins to the record-breaking scorecards, Today’s Golfer gets you up to speed with every fact you’ll ever need about the US Open. The US Open tees off at Pinehurst No.2 for the fourth time in its distinguished 124-edition history, only by-passing seven years since 1895 due to World War I (1917, 1918) and World War II (1943-1945). Fun...

  • US Open 2024: The LIV Golf stars hoping to secure glory for the Saudi-backed Tour at Pinehurst

    Written by Matt Cooper on Monday 10 June 2024

    Men’s professional golf reunites at Pinehurst as LIV players do battle with their former colleagues in a bid for Major glory at the US Open. Join me as I take a closer look at the 12 stars from the Saudi-backed league hoping to hoist the trophy come Sunday evening.  Ahead of last month’s PGA Championship Bryson DeChambeau was in a feisty...

  • 2024 US Open: Everything you need to know as golf’s Major season heads for Pinehurst No.2

    Written by Ross Kilvington on Monday 10 June 2024

    The revered Course No.2 at Pinehurst hosts the 124th US Open and the final chance of 2024 to grab a Major on US soil. Here’s our guide to everything you need to know. Pinehurst No.2 will welcome a field of 156 players as it hosts the men’s Major Championship for the fourth time, 25 years after the US Open first headed...

  • Nothing can simulate Pinehurst says Tiger Woods as he prepares for US Open ‘war of attrition’

    Written by Ross Tugwood on Tuesday 11 June 2024

    Speaking ahead of the 124th US Open, Tiger Woods spoke on his prospects and what to expect from one of the toughest tests in golf at Pinehurst No.2. Collin Morikawa said at the Memorial last week that the 15-time Major champions’ game is “all still there”, and Tiger’s responses in the lead-up to every Major thus far in 2024 have indicated...

  • Jon Rahm: “Foot is a concern but anytime I tee it up I feel like I have a good chance”

    Written by Ross Tugwood on Tuesday 11 June 2024

    Entering his pre-tournament press conference with a flip-flop and toe-separator on his left foot, Jon Rahm described his foot injury as a ‘concern’ ahead of the US Open. Grimacing in pain at LIV Golf Houston last week before withdrawing, speculation started mounting as to whether Jon Rahm would make it to the year’s third Major championship at the US Open. And on...

  • Scottie Scheffler: “Target on my back, I don’t really feel it”

    Written by Ross Tugwood on Tuesday 11 June 2024

    Fresh from a fifth title this season at the Memorial, Scottie Scheffler brushes off the ‘target on his back’ tag and insists it’s a level playing field come Thursday. When the World No.1 tees off with Xander Schauffele and Rory McIlroy on Thursday for the 124th US Open, he will not be concerned with anyone placing any’ targets’ on his back. “When...

  • Rory McIlroy: “Being the most successful European in the game is within my reach”

    Written by Ross Tugwood on Tuesday 11 June 2024

    The Major drought is now a decade long, but Rory McIlroy believes he is closing in on that elusive fifth title and hunting down the European records of Seve and Faldo. Looking relaxed on the eve of the 124th US Open, Rory McIlroy spoke of the pride for his ‘body of work’ over the last 15 years, and despite a fifth...

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