
Elliott Heath
News Editor at Golf Monthly
News Editor @GolfMonthly. Golfer. Gooner. Boxing fan. Views my own.
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1 week ago |
golfmonthly.com | Elliott Heath
The 2025 US Open will be remembered for the carnage on the back nine where JJ Spaun emerged from the pack and holed a 65-footer to win his maiden Major title. It is up there with one of the best golf viewing experiences in recent memory but it's one I could not have predicted even when the final group teed off just after 2pm local time on Sunday.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Elliott Heath
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inkl.com | Elliott Heath
Robert MacIntyre clapping in the clubhouse. The Scottish star ended in solo-2nd and two back of JJ Spaun after carding a final round 68 at Oakmont for his best ever Major finish. MacIntyre, sat in the clubhouse and watching the action unfold on the TV, showed his class in applauding as Spaun rolled in the monster putt on the final green to take the title away from him. Watch MacIntyre applaud JJ Spaun:"Obviously it didn't get off to the best of starts.
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1 week ago |
golfmonthly.com | Elliott Heath
Robert MacIntyre played the round of his life to come agonisingly close to winning his maiden Major title at the 2025 US Open. The Scottish star ended in solo-2nd and two back of JJ Spaun after carding a final round 68 at Oakmont for his best ever Major finish. It looked like he may have done enough for a playoff, until Spaun birdied the 17th and then holed an incredible putt on the 72nd hole for a sensational winning birdie.
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1 week ago |
golfmonthly.com | Elliott Heath
Sam Burns was controversially not allowed a drop from standing water on the 15th hole while tied for the lead at the US Open. The Louisiana man had casual or 'temporary' water under his feet on the fairway and believed his ball was also in a wet area so asked for a free drop. His request was twice denied by USGA officials to the surprise of many fans. Burns' approach then veered off well left into the thick, wet rough and led to a costly double bogey that dropped him two out of the lead.
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