Louis Oosthuizen shoots an opening round 66 at the 2019 U.S. Open. He's currently tied for the lead with
Xander Schauffele and Rickie Fowler.

Dustin Johnson's 2nd shot at the 9th in the opening round of the 2019 U.S. Open sponsored by Lexus. Johnson shot an even 71 in the first round.

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Scott Piercy spent last week sweating out his US Open chances after missing the cut at the Canadian Open

Jason Day discusses his preparation with Scott Pruett for the windy conditions at the 2019 U.S. Open sponsored by Lexus.

Check out highlights from Round 1 of the 119th U.S. Open in Pebble Beach. Rickie Fowler leads the field at 5 under par.

We all have gaps. It's impossible to keep up with everything in the modern world as it hurtles through space at six-trillion miles an hour. I, for one, have never seen Avatar, a decision that looks better and better with each passing year. But passing on FernGully with aliens is a far cry from making it to nearly two decades into 21st century without being even peripherally aware of ice coffee, which former NBA All-Star Nick Van Exel admitted while rolling up to Sky Creek Ranch for a little a.m. loop. Nick, take it away man.
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But it didn't stop there. After fielding a host of joe recommendations from the kind folks of the internet, presumably concerned about Van Exel's wellbeing after watching him slug 32 ounces of Sonic motor oil, the ex-Lakers point guard was even talked into trying cold brew, which he initially thought was beer…
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U.S. Open 2019: Complete coverage of all opening-round action with live updates from Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Patrick SmithThe real winner of the Stanley Cup Finals wasn't Ryan O'Reilly, Jordan Binnington, or the St. Louis dive bar economy. It was this kid…
https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/status/1139022572421570560
But after him there was no bigger winner in the city of St. Louis on Wednesday night than Tony X, perhaps best known as the “just discovered hockey guy.” Back in 2016, with the Blues facing the Blackhawks in yet another postseason Game 7, Mr. X, as he shall from henceforth be known, stumbled upon his destiny while looking for the Cardinals game. What followed was one of the great Tweet threads in the history, chronicling Mr. X's descent from pucks noob to full-bore convert over the course of two incredible hours. Here are some of the highlights:
https://twitter.com/soIoucity/status/724775615077834756
https://twitter.com/soIoucity/status/724776448637067265
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