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Where is the 2026 US Open?
The 126th edition of the men's US Open will be held at one of the five founding member clubs of the USGA, but which one is it?
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Which LIV Golfers Qualified For The 2025 US Open?
There are 14 LIV Golfers in the field for US Open – here is who they are and how they made it through to Oakmont Country Club
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Do Recent Winning Scores Suggest The US Open Is Getting Easier? I Took A Look At The Stats To Find Out
There's no doubt that recent winning scores at the US Open have been lower, but does that mean the tournament itself is becoming easier? We've crunched the numbers to find out
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'Being On LIV, I Feel Like It's Helping Me A Lot To Better Perform In Majors' - Joaquin Niemann Responds To Criticis Ahead Of US Open
Joaquin Niemann insists the LIV Golf schedule is helping his Major preparations as he goes into the US Open after his first ever top 10 at last month's PGA Championship
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Phil Mickelson Admits 'There’s A High Likelihood' Oakmont Could Be His Final US Open
Phil Mickelson admits that Oakmont could be his farewell appearance in the US Open as the six-time runner-up's exemption is due to expire
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'I Couldn’t Move It For At Least A Week' - Jason Day Provides Injury Update Ahead Of US Open
The Australian hasn't featured in a tournament since the PGA Championship, with Day explaining how a wrist injury meant he had to miss this week's RBC Canadian Open
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Ian Poulter's Son Painfully Misses Out On US Open Debut Via Playoff Despite Fantastic Second Round In Final Qualifying
Luke Poulter produced a brilliant second round at Emerald Dunes Golf Club in Florida but missed out on a guaranteed first Major championship start
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UPS Driver DQ'd From US Open Final Qualifying After Agonizing Error
UPS driver, Nick Barrett had put himself in a solid position after 18 holes at Final Qualifying before his dream of reaching the US Open was taken away
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8 Big Names Missing The 2025 US Open
A number of big names won't be teeing it up at Oakmont, including Tiger Woods, Max Homa and Rickie Fowler...
