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‘They would be hits’: Senior Tour star conflicted over LIV pros joining Original

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By Alan Bastable , Nick Piastowski , Michael Bamberger 
| Golf Magazine
With LIV Golf’s future in doubt, the league’s stars have begun searching for other places to play pro golf. LIV CEO Scott O’Neil’s inability to guarantee the rest of this season will happen on Tuesday has only accelerated that process. Much focus has been put on whether LIV’s brightest stars, like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, would attempt returns to the DP World and PGA Tours. But there is another large subset of LIV pros in a very different situation: the aging stars.
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With U.S. Open looming, 3 superstars are seeking answers

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By Nick Piastowski , James Colgan , Kevin Cunningham 
| Golf Magazine
The U.S. Open is the most demanding test in golf, and this year’s host course, , is known for flummoxing and frustrating the world’s best golfers. In 2018, Brooks Koepka shot one over par to win at Shinnecock. In 2004, Retief Goosen prevailed at four under. Only he and Phil Mickelson finished the week under par.
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U.S. Open final qualifying 2026: Scores, host sites, notable players

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By Nick Piastowski 
| Yahoo Sports
It’s “Golf’s Longest Day,” though if we’re being honest, we wish it were longer. It’s not that we’re cruel. Monday’s final qualifying for the U.S. Open has earned the adjective “long” — across 10 sites, players will play 36 holes in hopes of earning a spot in the big dance, which starts Thursday, June 18 at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on Long Island, N.Y. It’s a grind, no doubt. Thing is, for those of us watching, it’s colorful. The winners and non-winners.
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