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This commentary argues that Bryson DeChambeau's plummeting odds to win the U.S. Open are justified due to his recent poor performances in majors, weak competition on the LIV circuit, and comments about his future. It contends that these factors make him a risky bet despite his past success, suggesting the market is correctly adjusting his value.
This commentary argues that the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills will be unpredictable due to the course's difficulty and expected wind, creating betting opportunities. It suggests two prop bets: Jason Day for a top-10 finish, citing his strong short game and past U.S. Open performances, and Bryson DeChambeau to miss the cut, noting his recent major struggles and the course's unsuitability for his power-based game.
This commentary argues that Jon Rahm made a mistake by joining LIV Golf, suggesting he should have foreseen the league's decline. The author contends that Rahm wasted prime career years and that critics of his move have been vindicated, while also acknowledging Rahm's talent and recent strong performance.
This commentary argues that small-market PGA Tour events hold significant value, using Zach Johnson's homecoming in Iowa as an example. It contends that local fan support and community engagement create unique atmospheres that benefit the tour, suggesting that such events should be preserved despite the tour's focus on larger markets.
This commentary profiles Andy Taddei Jr., an amateur golfer on a 25-year quest to play every public golf course in Connecticut. It argues that such personal, non-professional pursuits offer genuine enjoyment and connection to the sport, celebrating the everyman golfer's passion and dedication.
The article argues that at Shinnecock Hills, club selection beyond the driver, such as mini drivers and 7-woods, will be crucial for the 2026 U.S. Open due to wind and firm conditions. It contends that controlled shots to proper angles may outweigh pure distance.
Phil Mickelson's attorney says video evidence disproves a sexual misconduct claim by a female employee at Farms Golf Club. The San Diego County Sheriff's Office stated they have not located evidence to support the allegation and have not received an official report. Mickelson hired defamation lawyer Tom Clare to pursue legal action.