Bryson DeChambeau picked up his first major championship in style at Winged Foot. He’ll lead the field of 156 at Torrey Pines South Course for the SECOND US Open of the season.
Preview: 121st United States Open
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OAD: 121st US Open
History will always be made at a major championship.
We’re trying to figure out what kind or how much!
With a minimum of $2.25 million for the winner, we’d like to get it right!
Horses for Courses: 121st US Open
Not sure the drama of 2008 will be repeated this week but I don’t think we’ll see a six-shot victory like we did at Winged Foot either.
This is the FIFTH major in my league this season! Time to finish strong!
OAD: Palmetto Championship at Congaree
Everything depends on course set-up this week but with only a handful of guys inside the OWGR top 50, I’m nervous.
Don’t forget to read Horses for Courses for more angles!
Shake it up now, Congaree
I’ll meet you at the jubilee
And if that jubilee don’t come
Honey I’ll meet you on the run!
Horses for Courses: Palmetto Championship at Congaree
Preview: 69th Farmers Insurance Open
It’s not the US Open, yet, but it’s close. Internationals have won the last the four so keep that in mind. Tiger is the landlord but he’s not in the field this week.
FIO: Horses for Courses
They’ve played every edition since 1968 on these tracks so we dig deep this week.
Marc Leishman returns to defend his title in a full field of 156.
OAD: The American Express
Rarefied air with a T7 last week suggests I’m ready to roll.
Uphill or downhill? Right, stay tuned…
OAD: Corales Punta Cana Resort & Club Championship 2020
Interestingly enough, the TOUR will be back in March for the “normal” edition. So two of these in seven months!
Horses for Courses: Corales Punta Cana Resort & Club Championship 2020
That’s a meaty title!
Unlike the field.
Time to see who’s done the business in paradise before we get started for a fifth time in the DR.
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