With two holes remaining in his U.S. Open, Jason Day needed one final push, something to catapult him up the tournament’s leader board while his championship dreams dwindled with each passing shot.

It is not inconceivable to think Jordan Spieth could have won the past five majors.

After Sergio Garcia bogeyed Oakmont’s No.

Christian Perozich was scheduled to conclude his Father’s Day with a trans-Atlantic flight to Spain for a business trip.

Perhaps Jim Furyk got a boost from his Western Pennsylvania roots.

The Oakmont Country Club members sitting on the covered patio behind the ninth green aren’t taking nominations for the most amazing shots they’ve witnessed during the three rounds of the U.S. Open. Mostly because what they are witnessing they’ve never seen before at their club.

Conservatism trumps riverboat gamblers trying to muscle this monstrous 281-yard hole.

While local ordinances prohibit the practice, area residents are cashing in on the opportunity at the U.S. Open.