Gary Player is clearly not a fan of Chambers Bay.
When the Golf Channel begun their interview with Gary Player with “Good morning, Mr. Player, how are you?”, I don;’t think they were quite expecting what he was going to say next.
“This has been the most unpleasant golf tournament that I’ve seen in my life,” Players said.
Read MoreJason Day has produced a remarkable third round to fond himself in a share of the lead going into the final day of the 2015 US Open at Chambers Bay.
After a fall on his final hole in round two due to vertigo, golf fans were unsure whether they would see Jason Day tee up in the third round of the 2015 US Open.
Read MoreJordan Spieth and Patrick Reed lead the field by one stroke going into the weekend at the 2015 US Open at Chambers Bay.
Courtesy of FoxSports who we think have done a great job of the TV coverage so far.
Read MoreSuffering from vertigo, Jason Day has collapsed on his final hole of the second round at Chambers Bay.
Jason Day has fallen over due to dizziness on the ninth hole at Chambers Bay in his second round of the 2015 US Open.
Day had just hit his tee shot into the bunker at the par-3 ninth hole and was walking towards the green when he collapsed next to his caddy.
Read MoreOnce again I joined Rod Morri and Bruce Young – this time we had a chat about the opening day of the 2015 US Open at Chambers Bay and what we might expect on day 2.
We chat about Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson who lead the tournament but we also touch on the good form from the Aussies and where they sit ahead of the second round.
Read MoreGolf Australia are on the fairways of Chambers Bay and they chatted to Adam Scott, Marcus Fraser and Cameron Smith after their opening rounds.
Like every US Open, golfers need grind and deal with adversity. The best at keeping a level head after making bogey are the players often near the top of the leaderboard on Sunday, and the eight Australians in the field have done just that through the first round of the 2015 US Open.
Read MoreIt’s real now. Tiger Woods is a shadow of his former self.
It’s hard to remember a more difficult round of major championship golf to watch than this morning’s opening round of the 2015 US Open.
One can only imagine how hard it must have been to play.
Read MoreThe golf course is making the most headlines ahead of the 2015 US Open.
We can’t wait to watch this week’s US Open. All major golf tournaments are difficult to predict but this one is more difficult than usual, largely due to the unknown nature of the host course, Chambers Bay on the west coast of the US in Washington State.
Read MoreAnd to the back nine of the very unique Chambers Bay – host of the 2015 US Open.
The US version of FoxSports have packaged up some superb drone footage at Chambers Bay. and FoxSports’ Holly Sonders and golf architect Gil Hanse chat about each hole, pointing out its quirks and the best way to play.
Read MorePreviewing the most anticipated US Open in years at Chamber Bay.
I did a video piece with the good peeps from GolfLink previewing the US Open earlier this week that you can watch it over at GolfLink at the link below.
Rod Morri, Bruce Young and I chat about the Australians in the field, the unique Chambers Bay which is the host course this week and we finish with our pick and dark-horse to win the tournament.
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