Shelby Cassesse

3 weeks ago | wpxi.com | Shelby Cassesse

Oakmont Country Club is buzzing as the clock ticks closer to the biggest event in our area this year. The course is starting to look like a small city of its own, now that the grandstands, merchandise tents, concession stands and specialty tents are all up. TAKE A LOOK AT THE COURSEPlayers were also on the course throughout the week, getting practice in. Rory McElroy was out on Monday and Justice Rose practiced putting on the 18th on Tuesday.

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Shelby Cassesse

Oakmont Country Club is buzzing as the clock ticks closer to the biggest event in our area this year. The course is starting to look like a small city of its own, now that the grandstands, merchandise tents, concession stands and specialty tents are all up. AdvertisementTAKE A LOOK AT THE COURSE Players were also on the course throughout the week, getting practice in. Rory McElroy was out on Monday and Justice Rose practiced putting on the 18th on Tuesday.

1 month ago | wpxi.com | Shelby Cassesse

BEN AVON, Pa. — While Oakmont Country Club is preparing for the men’s U.S. Open next month, Shannopin Country Club in Ben Avon Heights hosted a qualifier for the women’s U.S. Open on Tuesday. Thirty-three golfers competed for just one spot, but the event was also a symbol of something bigger. The USGA continues to strengthen ties in western Pennsylvania, bringing more high-stakes golf and national attention to clubs like Shannopin and Quicksilver, which will host a men’s local qualifier next week.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Shelby Cassesse

There are new efforts to help Kavan Markwood, the man who fell more than two stories from the stands onto the field at PNC Park earlier this week. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Fan in critical condition after falling from right field stands at PNC ParkA family friend started a verified GoFundMe page Friday afternoon to help Markwood and his family with medical expenses. “Please always remember that this individual may be very special to many other people,” wrote the page’s organizer.

2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | Shelby Cassesse

From the gridiron to the golf course, Steelers legend Jerome Bettis is still inspiring young athletes. The Hall of Famer found his love for golf in retirement. Now he’s passing that passion to a new generation. AdvertisementThe Bus is helping local kids learn the basics at First Tee in McKees Rocks. Not just working toward a low score, but summer jobs too“Golf is a tough game and we all start at the same spot,” Bettis said.