Brooks Koepka wasn’t about to place the blame for a disappointing final round on playing partner J.B. Holmes and his, um, deliberate ways.
Author: Steve DiMeglio, Golfweek
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Tiger Woods won the British Open in 2000, 2005 and 2006. It will be his first action since finishing in a tie for 21st at U.S. Open.
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Brooks Koepka on slight by Fox: ‘Somebody probably got fired over it or should’
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Greatest golf ever played: An oral history of Tiger Woods’ dominant win at 2000 U.S. Open
In the 100th edition of the U.S. Open, in his 100th tournament as a professional, Tiger Woods delivered a tour de force in 2000.
Tiger Woods arrives at Pebble Beach for Sunday prep work before U.S. Open
On a beautiful Sunday afternoon, Tiger Woods arrived at Pebble Beach Golf Links for a relaxed practice round before the 119th of the U.S. Open.
Brooks Koepka, coming off 15-day break, has no concerns heading into Canadian Open
Brooks Koepka didn’t touch a golf club for 15 days after winning the PGA Championship; he’ll play at the RBC Canadian Open, then the U.S. Open.
Tiger Woods shifts focus to U.S. Open with late run final round at Memorial
With the championship hardware out of reach at the Memorial, Tiger Woods turned his eye toward the U.S. Open. He liked what he saw.