Ewan Murray
Golf Correspondent at The Guardian
Golf Correspondent at The Observer
I do not work for Sky Sports. I do not write headlines.
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theguardian.com | Ewan Murray
There should be no sense of demeaning JJ Spaun’s US Open glory if observers question the circumstances. Spaun, not so long ago a journeyman professional, played out his dream by holing out from 65ft on the final green at Oakmont. Spaun is a prime example of how the penny can drop for golfers at different stages. Now 34, he is in the form of his life and bound for the Ryder Cup.
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theguardian.com | Ewan Murray
Where on earth to start with this? A chaotic conclusion to the US Open should have carried an X-rated certificate. You will rarely see anything like it. There will be analysis and lots of it over whether or not Oakmont delivered a great US Open, a pathetic US Open or anything in between. What cannot be denied was the level of drama as holes ticked down. JJ Spaun stood tallest to earn the biggest win of his career. One under par equals $4.3m.
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theguardian.com | Ewan Murray
A snapshot of Rory McIlroy’s new normal arrived the day before the US PGA Championship began. McIlroy’s practice round at Quail Hollow was watched by more than 50, inside the ropes. Journalists, content creators, wannabe content creators … everyone wanted not just a glimpse – you can get that from the bleachers – but a piece of golf’s latest grand slam man. McIlroy played a hole while being interviewed for the tournament’s main preview show. All soft, knock-around stuff but inevitably a distraction.
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That’s the one, squire.
@mrewanmurray The bus parade that Celtic are never allowed, and the bus parade where people will be drinking and leaving a huge mess, which the media and politicians will completely ignore.
I thought Aberdeen’s support at Hampden today was unreal. The colour, the noise. They got better and better as the game went on. Scottish Cup final wins for non-Old Firm supporters are to be cherished. They are good for the overall game. Enjoy the bus parade.
At last. At long, long last… leaving with a huge smile on my face. https://t.co/lodqa5ILJR
