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Brad Faxon and Shane Bacon join Holly Sonders to discuss the chances that Tiger Woods can win the 2018 US Open at Shinnecock Hills.

Brad Faxon and Shane Bacon join Holly Sonders to discuss the chances that Tiger Woods can win the 2018 US Open at Shinnecock Hills.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Adam Scott spent five weeks trying to secure his spot in the world ranking to get into the U.S. Open. The last resort was his first 36-hole sectional qualifier, and the former Masters champion and world No. 1 made it Monday with one stroke to spare.

Scott kept alive his 17-year streak playing in all the majors with a two-putt from 30 feet for par on his final hole at The Lakes Golf and Country Club. And even-par 72 for a 6-under 138 total was just enough for him to avoid a 10-man playoff for the final spot.

”It’s a nice streak to keep going, but it will be better if I win the U.S. Open,” Scott said. ”I am playing all these majors to win them, not just to show up, so I’d like to make the most of this opportunity.”

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The U.S. Open is June 14-17 at Shinnecock Hills.

Scott will be competing in his 68th consecutive major, a streak that began after he missed the 2001 U.S. Open. Scott was scheduled to play a qualifier that year, but decided a..

Hand-outFather's Day is right around the corner, and as always, it's an opportunity to thank your old man for teaching you to shave, driving you to every kind of practice on earth until you found one you actually liked, and helping you through college (and the months after when you couldn't find a job) with a bottle of whatever whiskey he likes best. This year, however, Jim Beam is helping you step your gift game up by offering a full, bourbon-soaked Kentucky vacation for you and your pops for about the price of a bottle of Jim Beam Black. Yes this is crazy and no, there's no catch…well, except that it sold out instantly.
But before you sulk off with that Charlie Brown jingle rattling around inside your head, hear us out. According to Jim Beam, while the first round of The Bonding Over Bourbon Experience may be sold out, there are still a few more on-sale dates to come. In other words, you still have a shot at scoring that dream $25 getaway (for the record, any ge..

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Raymond Floyd on winning the 1986 Open at Shinnecock, the art of tipping, and dealing with a cheater on the golf course (plus Bernie Madoff).

Got to feel for minor-league baseball. Its rare appearances on the national radar are usually for the absurd (cough cough Keep Tom Brady Suspended Night cough cough), rather than anything of merit that happened on the field. This does not deviate from that trend.
Two of the more unusual put-outs you'll ever see went down on Sunday night in a Triple-A game featuring the Salt Lake City Bees and Tacoma Rainiers. First there was the Bees' David Fletcher over-running home plate, creating a showdown between Fletcher and Rainiers catcher Mike Marjama, which was just as dramatic as the duel in “The Princess Bride” between Inigo Montoya and the Man in Black, only the exact opposite:
However, the Marjama-Fletcher face-off was nothing compared to this clash of “Hey, aren't you too old to be playing minor-league ball?” titans in Eric Young Jr. and Gordon Beckham, with Young backpedaling to home plate after grounding to Beckham:
We're sure this violates one of baseball's in..

DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) PGA Tour player Bud Cauley says he’s thankful to be alive after a car accident over the weekend on what he describes as the ”scariest night of my life.”

Cauley, 28, was riding with three other people in a car involved in an accident late Friday following the second round of the Memorial. Cauley posted a message on Instagram saying he had surgery on Sunday.

Even though he missed the cut at the Memorial, Cauley was staying in Ohio for U.S. Open qualifying on Monday. He withdrew from the qualifier, and said in his Instagram post Monday that he had no timetable for returning to the PGA Tour.

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Justin Thomas, the world’s No. 1 player and one of Cauley’s closest friends, says he saw him in the hospital the day after the accident.

”It calmed me a lot after seeing him,” Thomas said Saturday. ”I couldn’t hit a shot, couldn’t play a hole, without thinking about him.”

Both went to Alabama and were roommates on tour.

Cauley has yet to win on the P..