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All the best bits from U.S Open eve at Shinnecock Hills in New York.

Extra green watering and some friendlier pin placements could make Shinnecock Hills less scary than 2018, but won’t completely prevent the tough golfing test many of the world’s best crave and the sporting theatre it provides.

It was the garbage bins flying past the pro shop that made Brandon Connor think that the weather forecast of “windy” did not adequately reflect what was barrelling over South West Rocks on the NSW Mid North Coast. Indeed, a more apt description of the “event” that so whacked the region might have been “Severe Tropical Cyclone”.

Australia’s five US Open starters know they are in for a long and challenging week when the 125th US Open returns to one of golf’s most gruelling venues.

Tennis Australia and the PGA TOUR have announced a new partnership for the 2028 Presidents Cup, with TA bringing its world‑class event delivery expertise to one of golf’s most prestigious international tournaments.

World No.1 Scottie Scheffler is on the cusp of a completing a Tiger Woods-like career grand slam at golf’s 125th U.S Open on New York’s Long Island.

Practice for the 2026 U.S Open is in full flow. Here are some of the best images from Tuesday from our friends at Getty Images.

It is a mark of Adam Scott’s class that the orchestrator of Australia’s most iconic golfing moment is a touch sheepish about contesting his 100th consecutive major championship this week.

The world’s best will be on show when the opening round of the U.S Open gets underway at Shinnecock Hills. With major champions, LIV Golf stars, PGA Tour winners and leading amateurs all set to tee it up from Thursday night. Below are the opening-round tee times converted to AEST, with the Australasians listed in bold for your viewing convenience.

The United States Open heads back to Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, New York, this week for a sixth time, which ties it for third all-time behind only Oakmont and Baltusrol.

It took almost 80 years for an Australian to win The Masters, yet our record at the US Open Championship is almost as sparse.

It took almost 80 years for an Australian to win The Masters, yet our record at the US Open Championship is almost as sparse.