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Watch highlights from the first round of the PGA Tour’s Travelers Championship at the TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut.
Thitikul in contention after Round 1
Jeeno Thitikul's 3-under opening round left her tied for eighth and within striking distance of the lead.

126th U.S. Open

Watch the best moments from the fourth round of the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Long Island, New York.
Wyndham Clark is the U.S. Open champion for the second time in three years.
Sam Burns had a phenomenal final day at Shinnecock, shooting 3-under 71 and soaring the leaderboards on a valiant comeback attempt at the 126th U.S. Open, before a narrowly-missed birdie putt ended his day in heartbreak.
See the full 2026 U.S. Open payout and prize money breakdown, including how much each player earned at Shinnecock Hills with the complete final standings and earnings table.
Wyndham Clark heard the hecklers. He also heard one sentence that summed up Sunday at Shinnecock.
Watch Wyndham Clark’s trophy presentation after his win at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in the 126th U.S. Open, where he apologized for his 2025 actions and commended Scottie Scheffler in his pursuit of the Grand Slam.
Rory McIlroy was tied for third at one point Saturday, then struggled at Shinnecock.

SIGHTS AND SOUNDS

Clark says fans fueled the fire at 2026 U.S. Open
2026 U.S. Open Champion Wyndham Clark chats with Dan Patrick about the PGA Tour's new competitive structure, the hostile environment at Shinnecock Hills and more.

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The 156-player field at Shinnecock is chock full of star power and intriguing storylines.
Rory McIlroy bids for his first U.S. Open victory since his maiden major in 2011.
Now that LIV Golf is flailing and the sport has pulled itself out of what once felt like a day-to-day crisis cycle, Rory McIlroy sees the future — and the past — a little differently.
Defending U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun started thinking he had to become a “perfect golfer” to validate last year’s success. It only made his game worse.
Jackson Koivun was so good at Auburn he already locked up a PGA Tour card after his sophomore season. He just didn’t think he was ready, regardless of results that suggested differently. Now he is.
More players are coming early, not so much to avoid the rush but to avoid the wait.