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  125th U.S. Open Championship – Notebook & Story Ideas  June 12-15, Oakmont (Pa.) Country Club mediacenter.usga.org | Virtual Media Hub | usopen.com | @usopengolf | #USOpen | USGA App HISTORY – This is the 125th U.S. Open Championship. The U.S. Open, which was first played in 1895, was not contested for two years (1917-18) during World War I and for four years (1942-45) during World War II. The youngest winner of the U.S. Open is 19-year-old John McDermott, ...

FULL LISTING OF SCOTTISH-BORN WINNERS (30 Individual) SINCE THE FOUNDING OF THE DP WORLD TOUR & CURRENTLY BOASTING BETWEEN THEM A TOTAL OF 160 VICTORIES (1972 to 2025) 31 Colin Montgomerie 21 Sam Torrance 18 Sandy Lyle 10 Bernard Gallacher 9 Brian Barnes 8 Gordon Brand Jnr 8 Paul Lawrie 5 Stephen Gallacher 4 Ken Brown 4 Marc Warren 4 Richie Ramsay 3 Robert MacIntyre 3 Ewen Ferguson 2 Stephen McAllister 2 Andrew Oldcorn 2 Andrew Coltart 2 Gary Orr 2 Alastair Forsyth 2 Russell Knox 1 Norman ...

Kiwi Ryan Fox brought the New Zealand nation to a halt for a second time in a handful of weeks winning in a play-off for a second time in just events on the PGA Tour with his fourth extra play-off success over American Sam Burns. After each player pared the 18th hole for a third extra time, Fox  stepped-up to birdie the 18th to become the second New Zealander to win the coveted Canadian Open trophy. “To be honest, Sam and I had a bit of a pillow fight there for three holes”, said Fox ...

It was a teary-eyed Connor Syme finally soaring high, supergbly earning a long overdue celebration toast with a maiden Tour triumph in strong windy conditions at the KLM Open. Syme shone brightly quietly three-putting the last in a round of 70 to win by two shots at 11-under and with that ending a long 182 tournament winless drought on the host The International course located on the northern edge of the famed Schipol Airport. The 29-year-old Fifer becomes the 30th individual Scottish-born winner ...

Scot Ewen Ferguson was clearly chuffed to record a maiden tournament ace and earn himself the strange prize of 750 Dutch famed stroopwafels  on the final day of the 2015 KLM Open in Amsterdam. The three-time Tour winning Ferguson holed out at the par-3 seventh hole in a closing round four-under 67 and a similar four-under par tally on the host The International course. “I got onto the tee and given the toughness of the seventh hole, I thought a ‘3’ here would be good and especially ...

Scot Connor Syme was buzzing after he brilliantly birdied the last at near 8.30pm local Dutch time to take a two shot lead into the final round of the weather interrupted KLM Open. Syme competing in his 182nd DP World Tour event signed for a five-under 66, caped by a third hole eagle to move to 10-under as he seeks a long overdue maiden Tour victory.   .@connor_syme will take a two-shot lead into the final round in Amsterdam #KLMOpen pic.twitter.com/yXvgfzIkvC — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) ...

The old Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia, has seen its fair share of drama over the decades, but on Friday, it played host to a script even the Bard couldn’t have penned. A 107-minute rain delay – Mother Nature’s little gut check – turned the opening round of LIV Golf Virginia into a showcase of both dogged resolve and showboating flair. When play resumed, Bryson DeChambeau was standing over a chip shot at the par-5 14th that looked as welcoming as a mid-summer mint  ...