Get yourself acquainted with the front nine of Chambers Bay ahead of this week’s US Open.
The US version of FoxSports have packaged up some superb drone footage of each hole at Chambers Bay this week and for such a unique venue it’s probably good preparation ahead of the US Open.
Read MoreIf you haven’t heard of Cameron Smith yet, you soon will.
Ever since Adam Scott’s history-making victory at the 2013 Masters Tournament we’ve entered what some are calling a golden age of Australian golf. And it’s not just because of the great performances of the likes of Adam Scott, Jason Day, John Senden and Marc Leishman on golf’s biggest stages.
Read MoreTiger Woods and Jason Day were among those scoping the US Open course during yesterday’s Monday practice round.
This week’s US Open is being host by a very unique golf course. We’ll elaborate a little more this week but to give you a taste of what lies ahead, check out some of these great photos from the Monday practice round at Chamber Bay.
Read MoreThe Australians aren’t in the best form ahead of the 2015 US Open at Chambers Bay.
In what is one of the most anticipated US Open’s in living memory because of the uncertainty of how this one will pan out, it’s surprising we’re not very optimistic about Australian chances this week.
Read MoreFoxSports have all the live coverage of the 2015 US Open from Chambers Bay.
We can’t wait for this week’s US Open. Seriously, we’re more excited about this US Open than any other in recent memory. Why? Because of the golf course.
Chambers Bay in Washington State plays host to the 2015 US Open and it’s a quirky, undulating links course that seems more likely to host a British Open than a US Open.
Read MoreChambers Bay will host next week’s US Open and it’s going to ruffle some feathers.
Next week’s US Open will be a unique one. The 115th staging of the tournament will be hosted at Chambers Bay Golf Club, a Robert Trent Jones Jr designed links style golf course on the coast Washington State.
Read MoreMichelle Wie celebrated her first major championship victory by twerking and sculling beer.
I gotta say I’m kinda surprised this has made it in the public sphere given the potential backlash, but it’s got a pretty good response on the whole.
Golf probably needs an image makeover and this is as close to a full makeover as you can get.
Read MoreMichelle Wie shows that even golfers with strange putting style’s can win major golf tournaments.
Michelle Wie has won her first major golf championship by winning the 2014 US Women’s Open by two shots from fellow American, Stacy Lewis.
Michelle Wie has always been considered one of golf’s next big thing.
Read MoreThe US Women’s Open youngest ever qualifier, Lucy Li faced the press yesterday to answer questions about whether she’s ever thrown a golf club, her nerves and expectations this week at Pinehurst.
The press conference is strange to watch. Li twists in her chair and giggles her way through it like any 11-year-old would.
Read MoreJust two Australians have ever won the US Women’s Open, and one of them is hoping to win again as the women get their turn to tackle Pinehurst #2 this week.
Major golf action returns to Pinehurst #2 this week with the US Women’s Open being played at the same venue as the men’s championship.
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