US Open

Major machine Brooks Koepka looked set to win a history making three consecutive US Open’s until fellow bomber Gary Woodland stepped in.

Gary Woodland has managed to hold off major specialist Brooks Koepka to claim his maiden major championship victory with a three-stroke win at Pebble Beach.

Jordan Spieth has been smashed on social media after he let his frustrations out on his caddie.

After flying the green on his approach to the par-4 eighth hole at Pebble Beach during round one of the US Open, Jordan Spieth let his frustrations out on his caddie.

The 2019 US Open heads to one of the world’s most iconic golf course this week and here are a bunch of golfers we think can win this week.

Pebble Beach Golf Links has had its greens tightly cut, its fairways striped and its rough not mown at all ahead of the toughest test in golf, the US Open.

Eight Australians will tee it up at Pebble Beach this week in the 2019 US Open – here is how you can watch the live coverage on TV and online.

Eight Australians led by Australia’s highest ranked golfers Jason Day and Adam Scott will tee it up in the field at the US Open at Pebble Beach this week, and who can watch it live in Australia via FoxSports, Kayo Sports or Golf TV.

The run of maiden major champions is now at seven after Brooks Koepka claims the 2017 US Open trophy.

Brooks Koepka has made it seven consecutive first-time major winners with a four-stroke victory at the US Open at Erin Hills in Wisconsin.

Just two rounds into the 2017 US Open at Erin Hills and it already looks like a history making golf tournament.

Four players have a share of the US Open lead at 7-under par through 36 holes; Americans Brooks Koepka and Brian Harman, Englishmen Paul Casey and Tommy Fleetwood.