Who’s in the lead at 4 under at the US Open?
Before the leaders made the turn on Sunday, it seemed like one of the greatest final rounds in U.S. Open history was about to play out on the California coast. After six holes, four players — Louis Oosthuizen, Bryson DeChambeau, Russell Henley and Rory McIlroy — were tied for the lead at 4 under.
What happened to Mackenzie Hughes’ Ball at the US Open?
For Sunday at the 121st U.S. Open it was par for the course. On a day where 10 players were at one point within a shot of or tied for the lead, things got wacky when contender Mackenzie Hughes hit his ball into a tree on the par-3 11 th.
What do they chant at US Open golf tournaments?
“Get in the hole!” and “Brooksie!” are chants you expect to hear at golf tournaments these days, but you don’t expect to hear “shake that tree!” For Sunday at the 121st U.S. Open it was par for the course.
What happened to Mackenzie Hughes’Ball on the tree?
SAN DIEGO — When Canada’s Mackenzie Hughes reached his tee shot on the par-3 11th hole in the final round of the 121st U.S. Open on Sunday, he couldn’t believe what he saw. His ball was lodged between two twigs on the branch of a tree and never came down. "I mean, it’s like a one-in-a-million break," Hughes said. "I’ve played golf my entire life.