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Eddie Pepperel Posts 69 Thanks To New Driver & A Dog Named Gus.
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McIlroy Fires Both Barrels Back At Elkington In Twitter Spat.
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Laird Relishing Trailing Just Six Shots Behind With 36 To Play At Erin Hills
Erin Hills, Wisconson …
Martin Laird was relishing the thought he was only trailing six shots behind the leading foursome with 36 holes to contest in the U.S. Open.
Laird was the only Scot from a starting contingent of three to progress to the closing two rounds after scores of 72 and 71 for a share of 33rd spot at one under par.
The effort is a huge lift for the Scot who is contesting the U.S. Open for a first occasion since 2013.
His second round was a mix of four birdies and three bogeys, ...
Paul Dunne Can Be Proud Despite Ruing Poor Erin Hills Preparation.
Erin Hills, Wisconsin …
It was a tough question to address especially after having missed the cut with scores of 75 and 73 in your very first U.S. Open.
But then Paul Dunne, and even in his short pro career, has quickly become very obliging as evident after his Erin Hills disappointment.
Dunne went into the second day knowing he needed to produce something special to be assured of contesting all four rounds in rural Wisconsin.
However starting with back-to-back bogeys were like a huge slap ...
Ramsay’s Anxious Afternoon Wait Ends In One Shot Erin Hills Disappointment.
Richie Ramsay’s anxious afternoon wait ended in disappointed and missing out by a stroke in contesting all four rounds of his first U.S. Open as a professional.
Ramsay had recorded three birdies but also four bogeys in a second straight score of 73 for a two over par tally to end his round near lunch in bright but continuing breezy conditions at Erin Hills in rural Wisconsin.
At the time, the cut was at one over and with many believing it would go to two and, if not, three over.
However, when ...
World First In Majors Golf … Top Three World Ranked Miss The Cut & First Since Start Of World Rankings.
The 2017 U.S. Open will now be remembered for a world first in golf.
It is the first occasion in a Major that the current World No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 have ever missed the cut in a Major since the World Rankings began in April 1989.
Dustin Johnson (73) ended at four over, World No. 2 Rory McIlroy (71) missed the cut at five over while World No. 3 Jason Day (75) was near the tail of the field at 10 over.
Casey Could Still Be The Fat Lady Singing Sunday Despite Posting An “8”.
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