Brody Miller
LSU Beat Reporter at The Athletic
Host at Hold That Podcast, Podcast
Golf for @TheAthletic
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Brody Miller |Gabrielle Herzig
OAKMONT, Pa. - Of the five men at or below par following the third round of the 2025 U.S. Open, only one has won a major championship. That's Adam Scott, the 2013 Masters champion who would be the second-oldest U.S. Open winner. Besides him, there's leader Sam Burns, a five-time PGA Tour winner who has one career top 10 in a major; J.J. Spaun, who missed the cut in only other U.S. Open appearance; and Carlos Ortiz, who hasn't played in a major in two years and not made the cut in one in four.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brody Miller
This week's Canadian Open, as it tends to be, was a strange golf tournament. None of the biggest stars in the field contended. World No. 2 Rory McIlroy shot a 78 to miss the cut. The main storyline was the professional debuts of Luke Clanton and two other rookies, and none of them made the cut, either. So it feels right that the Canadian Open was decided by not one, not two, not even three playoff holes.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brody Miller
Rory McIlroy didn't want to say something he'd regret. It's been three weeks since the PGA Championship, meaning three weeks since we've heard from McIlroy, and much of those three weeks became about McIlroy's non-conforming driver and - perhaps more interestingly - McIlroy declining to speak after each round.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brody Miller
ERIN, Wisc. - You can see it all atop the ninth tee, standing on the hill overlooking the rolling mounds and marshes. There are barns and dairy pastures in view across the sprawling Wisconsin countryside. You can see from one end of Erin Hills to the other, hardly a tree in sight from the large wooden clubhouse in the south to the 18th green in the center, and across the fields of green to the 15th hole tucked in the northeast corner.
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4 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brody Miller
ERIN, Wisc. - The only thing stopping Mao Saigo from completely running away with this U.S. Open was hitting too good a shot. On a heater. Coming off a major win. This 23-year-old Japanese newcomer the golf world still hardly knows hit a spinny little pitch so perfect it bounced three feet in front of the pin - clearly about to halt right behind the hole for a birdie putt - and struck the center of the flagstick. It bounced off and rolled. And kept rolling. Oh no. Down the slope. Off the edge.
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RT @ChadGraff: Such a fun read on the mystique and the not-always-truthful legends of America’s hardest golf course.
What if the best old tale about Oakmont, Sam Snead and the Fownes family isn't entirely true? And what if the legend tells more truth than the facts anyway? Come on a journey. https://t.co/wsaYnhEufn https://t.co/7J45dRGSJc
RT @Sean_Zak: Did a (crazy?) thing last month: Played Erin Hills and then drove across the Rust Belt to play Oakmont. Learned a lot abou…
