Golf: 123rd U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club North Course
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I looked up the little you can find about Clark and he seems to have a good story, or at least has had some stuff to deal with in his life.
Probably better when I could just dismiss him as a boring nobody. Especially since he’s doing what I wanted him to do now or so it seems.
Probably better when I could just dismiss him as a boring nobody. Especially since he’s doing what I wanted him to do now or so it seems.
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Scheffler for being 26 looks like he’s like 43
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On another note, we haven't seen a guy older than 29 win a major since Phil at the 2021 PGA at age 50 lol
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Fun Sunday, deserving winner. Dude now has the 9th shortest odds to win at Hoylake, which is bananas.
USGA made a mistake in choosing the LACC. No fluke that big hitters were 1,2 and 3 as the course's only defense were long par 3's and 4's. Typical was 18th ; long, wide and incredibly boring.
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I saw that and watched the flyover and thought he hit a hideous shot and it makes the fairway by 10 feet.
After hearing about Clark's mom, definitely kinda cool how he pulled it off so i'm happy about that.
For Rory, yesterday felt so much like the 2022 Open. not playing badly but just not doing nearly enough. Obviously he doesn't need the US Open for the career GS, but I think he needs to win one of the other 3 before he pulls off a win at Augusta. I just don't see his major drought ending there of all places. maybe he fittingly ends it at Liverpool.
For Rory, yesterday felt so much like the 2022 Open. not playing badly but just not doing nearly enough. Obviously he doesn't need the US Open for the career GS, but I think he needs to win one of the other 3 before he pulls off a win at Augusta. I just don't see his major drought ending there of all places. maybe he fittingly ends it at Liverpool.
Goosen and Stewart were world class players who won a bunch of times around the world and we’re frequently in the mix in the other majors
A lot of people are comparing him to Webb Simpson right now.
With his power and short game you’d think he’ll be around for a while and at least rack up a solid amount of pga tour wins like Simpson did.
Will he ever win another major and consistently contend in them, who knows
yeah maybe that was underselling those guys a bit - he probably isn't as skilled as them, but i guess in terms of US Open success he seems to have a style that is suitable like those guys. namely, ability to consistently hit the ball straight.
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Golf Fans Are Accusing Wyndham Clark Of Cheating During His US Open Victory After Questionable Evidence Emerges (VIDEO + TWEETS)
Wyndham Clark won the US Open by a stroke over Rory McIlroy, but now fans are questioning whether he should have been penalized a shot.
www.totalprosports.com
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I thought of Lee Janzen.
That's a good one. Andy North is another one i thought of this morning.
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Damn, too bad David Feherty didn't call it inGolf Fans Are Accusing Wyndham Clark Of Cheating During His US Open Victory After Questionable Evidence Emerges (VIDEO + TWEETS)
Wyndham Clark won the US Open by a stroke over Rory McIlroy, but now fans are questioning whether he should have been penalized a shot.
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Got Pebble Beach in 2027 and 2032 and a PGA at Olympic Club in 2028
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