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Scott’s streak intact with U.S. Open exemption
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Scott’s streak intact with U.S. Open exemption

**Scott’s Streak Intact with U.S. Open Exemption**

Australian Adam Scott has secured his spot in the upcoming U.S. Open Championship, thanks to his performance at the recent Charles Schwab Challenge. Scott finished tied for 15th at the event, earning enough FedExCup points to qualify for a special exemption.

This marks Scott’s 20th consecutive U.S. Open appearance, extending his remarkable streak. He has been a consistent performer at the tournament, with five top-10 finishes, including a runner-up finish in 2011.

Despite not winning a major since his Masters title in 2013, Scott’s experience and resilience will make him a contender at The Country Club this year. With the U.S. Open just over a month away, Scott will be eager to continue his preparation and build on his impressive record at the tournament.

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From Scottie Scheffler to everyone else: Breaking down the U.S. Open field
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From Scottie Scheffler to everyone else: Breaking down the U.S. Open field

Scottie Scheffler enters the U.S. Open as the overwhelming favorite. Scheffler has won four titles this season, including the Masters and the Charles Schwab Challenge. His dominance has been such that he has opened up a significant lead in the world rankings. Scheffler will be looking to add the U.S. Open to his growing list of accomplishments.

However, a host of other players will be looking to challenge Scheffler for the title. Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Patrick Cantlay are all former major champions who have shown good form in recent weeks.

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Tour Confidential: Scheffler’s dominance continues, U.S. Open preview
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Tour Confidential: Scheffler’s dominance continues, U.S. Open preview

World number one Scottie Scheffler continues to dominate golf, winning his fourth title of the season at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Scheffler is now the frontrunner for the U.S. Open, which begins on Thursday at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Other contenders include Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Patrick Cantlay, who have all shown good form in recent weeks. However, Scheffler will be the man to beat, as he has been in imperious form all season.

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Pinehurst No. 2: A Hole-by-Hole Guide to the U.S. Open Venue
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Pinehurst No. 2: A Hole-by-Hole Guide to the U.S. Open Venue

**Pinehurst No. 2: Preparing for the U.S. Open**

In advance of the 2024 U.S. Open, Pinehurst No. 2 is undergoing meticulous preparation to elevate the course to championship standards. Superintendent John Bodenhamer outlines the enhancements being made, including increased mowing frequency, uniform bunker depth, and expanded staffing. These modifications will transform the iconic course into a formidable challenge for the world’s top golfers.

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Jon Rahm’s U.S. Open tune-up ends in ominous fashion
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Jon Rahm’s U.S. Open tune-up ends in ominous fashion

Jon Rahm’s U.S. Open tune-up ended in ominous fashion as the world number two carded a disappointing 76 in the final round of the PGA Tour Mayakoba Classic. The Spaniard, who has not won since the Mexico Open in May 2022, looked out of sorts throughout the day and never really threatened to challenge for the title.

Rahm’s struggles will be a concern for the U.S. Open, which starts next week at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts. The 28-year-old is one of the favorites for the championship, but his recent form suggests that he may not be at his best.

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9 lessons from a hacker playing U.S. Open host Pinehurst No. 2
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9 lessons from a hacker playing U.S. Open host Pinehurst No. 2

**Learning from the Rough: Hole-by-Hole Insights from Pinehurst No. 2**

Venturing onto the storied grounds of Pinehurst No. 2, an amateur golfer embarks on a journey to decode the nuances of the legendary course. Through a hole-by-hole analysis, they uncover valuable lessons that highlight the challenges and strategies that will confront the world’s best at the 2024 U.S. Open.

From the demanding tee shot on the opening hole to the treacherous green of the infamous par-3 5th, each hole provides a unique test. The undulating fairways, pristine greens, and unforgiving bunkers demand precision, patience, and a healthy respect for the course’s history.

By dissecting the course, the author uncovers the subtle slopes, breaks, and contours that can make all the difference on the scorecard. They share their firsthand experiences and offer invaluable tips, helping readers understand the strategic nuances that will be critical for success at the upcoming U.S. Open.

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Kaymer shares LIV lead ahead of U.S. Open return
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Kaymer shares LIV lead ahead of U.S. Open return

**Kaymer Shares LIV Lead Ahead of U.S. Open Return**

Martin Kaymer shared the halfway lead at the LIV Golf Invitational Boston on Saturday, putting himself in contention for a win ahead of his return to the U.S. Open.

Kaymer, a two-time major champion, is making his first appearance in a LIV Golf event since the PGA Tour suspended players who joined the Saudi-backed series.

He shot a 4-under 66 in the second round at The International Golf Club to move to 9-under for the tournament and share the lead with Australia’s Cameron Smith.

Kaymer, who won the U.S. Open in 2014 and the PGA Championship in 2010, will be one of the players to watch when the U.S. Open gets underway at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, on Thursday.

His strong performance in Boston suggests he is in good form ahead of the major championship, which is one of the four men’s golf majors.

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Pinehurst No.2’s Meticulous Preparation for the U.S. Open
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Pinehurst No.2’s Meticulous Preparation for the U.S. Open

**Strategic Course Preparation for the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2**

In preparation for the upcoming U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, the grounds crew meticulously executes a rigorous maintenance plan. From topdressing greens and mowing fairways to checking bunker depth and widening walkways, no detail is overlooked. With an increased staff of 120, officials prioritize detailed attention to ensure the course meets the demands of elite-level competition.

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Fox birdies final hole to share Canadian Open lead
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Fox birdies final hole to share Canadian Open lead

**Fox Seizes Share of Canadian Open Lead with Final Hole Birdie**

Mark Fox birdied the final hole of his first round at the 2024 RBC Canadian Open to tie for the lead after an impressive performance on the opening day.

Despite facing challenging weather conditions, Fox navigated the course with finesse, hitting 14 of 18 greens in regulation. His clutch birdie on the 18th hole lifted him into a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard.

Fox’s stellar play has set the tone for the tournament, which promises an exciting battle for the title. As the competition continues, Fox’s consistency and composure will be key in his quest for victory.

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