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Henrik Stenson figured the least he could do after hitting a fan at the U.S. Open with an errant 8-iron was to pose for a selfie

Jason Dufner's short-putting woes, and putting woes in general, have been on full display this season. They really reared their ugly head at the Wells Fargo Championship, where Dufner could be seen taking what felt like minutes to hit short tap ins while in contention. He wound up finishing in a tie for fourth, his best finish of the season, and had he putted well on the weekend he may have won the tournament instead of Twitter legend Max Homa.
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A quick look at his short putting stats reveals that not only does he struggle, he's near the very bottom of the PGA Tour. From three feet he ranks 191st, from four feet 165th. Six feet? 200th. And on and on it goes. The closer he gets to the hole, the more painful it is to watch, something we pointed out after his Sunday 73 in Charlotte.
It's unclear if it's the yips, some other mental issue when he gets over the ball..

2019 U.S. Open highlights, Round 3: Jordan Spieth, Gary Woodland and Justin Rose.

Watch Brooks Koepka's tee shot on the 17 at the 2019 U.S. Open. Koepka shot 3-under par on the third round at Pebble Beach.

Watch Justin Rose's tee shot on the 12th at Pebble Beach. Rose birdied the 206 yard hole.

Ben JaredMax Homa laughs with his caddie Joe Greiner during the final round of the 2019 Wells Fargo Championship.Max Homa didn't qualify for this week's U.S. Open, but while the world's best golfers were at Pebble Beach, the recent first-time PGA Tour winner maintained his status as pro golf's best Twitter follow. On Friday night, Homa revealed he often lies about his profession to Uber drivers. It was a funny tweet in itself, but the responses from fellow tour pros made it even better.
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First, here's Homa's tweet that kicked off the fun:
https://twitter.com/maxhoma23/status/1139713454132977664
At least Homa talks to his drivers. Michael Kim tries to avoid communication altogether:
https://twitter.com/Mike_kim714/status/1139750673438924800
And Smylie Kaufman likes to shift the attention to his wife, who he pretends is the professional athlete in the couple:
https://twitter.com/SmylieKaufman10/status/11397..

2019 U.S. Open highlights, Round 3: Gary Woodland, Brooks Koepka and Jim Furyk.

There are cops preventing onlookers from crashing the U.S. Open, but you can still spy some of the action.

Welshman Rhys Enoch plays golf in memory of his younger brother, Ben, a talented golfer of his own who died in a car accident 10 years ago