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U.S. Open to award largest-ever major purse

U.S. Open to award largest-ever major purse

**U.S. Open Prize Purse Hits Record High**

The U.S. Open is set to award its largest purse ever at this year’s tournament, with a total of $17.5 million up for grabs. The winner of the four-day event, which begins on June 15th at Los Angeles Country Club, will receive $3.18 million, a significant increase from last year’s $2.25 million top prize. The total purse has increased by 12% since 2022, reflecting the growing popularity and prestige of the U.S. Open. The announcement comes as the PGA Tour continues to expand its offerings and attract new fans, with the U.S. Open serving as one of the most anticipated events on the calendar.

The Ryder Cup is behind schedule in more ways than one | Tuesday Takes

The Ryder Cup is behind schedule in more ways than one | Tuesday Takes

Despite a valiant effort, the United States fell one point short of securing the Ryder Cup trophy on home soil. As the dust settles on Whistling Straits, it’s clear that Team USA has plenty of work to do if they want to reclaim the Cup in Italy next year.

Team USA struggled with consistency throughout the week, particularly in their putting. The Americans also found themselves outmatched in the foursomes and four-ball formats, where they were unable to generate enough momentum to overcome a strong European team.

While the outcome was disappointing, there were some bright spots for the United States. Collin Morikawa and Dustin Johnson both had impressive performances, and Scottie Scheffler showed signs of his growing talent. If Team USA can build on these performances and address their weaknesses, they have the potential to be a force to be reckoned with in 2023.