BROOKLINE, Mass. — The year’s third major comes with plenty of drama. Tiger Woods, who limped his way through the Masters and most of the PGA Championship before withdrawing, is sitting this one out to let his body recover. Phil Mickelson, who has not played in the United States in more than four months but returned to golf in the initial, controversial LIV Golf series event, is in the field at the one major he has never won. Plus, the event arrives with golf at a crossroads as a rival league threatens the system that has been in place for decades.
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There will be a lot happening at The Country Club. Here’s all the important information:
When: June 16-19
Where: The Country Club (Brookline, Massachusetts)
Defending champion: Jon Rahm![]()
Here are the tee times for the first and second rounds. READ![]()
Our own Tom VanHaaren was on the bag as a friend to get through the most grueling test in golf: U.S. Open qualifying. Here’s how it went. READ![]()
There are now two functioning professional tours, leaving golf at an undeniable and uncertain crossroads. READ![]()
The drama between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf will take a brief break over four days as players vie for the U.S. Open title. So who has a chance? READ![]()
From Phil to Rory and everything in between, here is what is going on in the first round of the U.S. Open at The Country Club. READ![]()
On Thursday, a large gallery followed Phil Mickelson. They cheered him and jeered. They were not there, though, to see him play the game well. READ

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