U.S. OPEN
USGA IS MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY AT OAKMONT
I wonder how seriously the USGA considered furrowing the hunkers at Oakmont for this year’s U.S. Open? This might sound extreme, but it could be a little less radical than, for example, stretching the par-3 eighth hole to 300 yards.
U.S. OPEN
USGA IS MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY AT OAKMONT
I wonder how seriously the USGA considered furrowing the hunkers at Oakmont for this year’s U.S. Open? This might sound extreme, but it could be a little less radical than, for example, stretching the par-3 eighth hole to 300 yards.
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