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Mickelson retains lead despite tough day with putter
Phil Mickelson had plenty of short birdie misses Friday, but a 20-footer at No. 18 allowed Lefty to jump into a share of the lead with Billy Horschel as play was suspended because of darkness.
How it Happened: Day 2, U.S. Open at Merion
Tiger Woods returned to Merion early Friday morning to wrap up an opening-round 3-over 73. Now, he'll look to make up some ground in Round 2 at the U.S. Open. Follow Day 2 developments here!
Putt for dough? Not Colsaerts, who contends anyway
The worst putter on the PGA Tour, Nicolas Colsaerts somehow remains a contender here in the U.S. Open, 1 over through 36 holes at Merion Golf Club.
Horschel hits every green, finds Open lead
Hitting 18 greens in regulation in a round is so rare that the USGA is still researching how often it has been done in U.S. Open play.
Tiger shoots par, says arm hurt at Players
For the second day in a row, Tiger Woods grimaced in pain after several shots, his left arm clearly bothering him at times. Still, he pieced together an even-par 70 while playing 24 holes.
U.S. Open's first two days have been eventful
It’s time to take a look at some award-worthy performances during the first and second rounds of the 113th U.S. Open: Wicker to water, pain to preparation, and more.
Give college coaches a shot at Walker Cup captaincy
It’s time to consider picking a college coach to captain the Walker Cup team.
Notes: Westwood's wicker, Stanley's strategy, more
The first round finally finished in colder, wetter and windier conditions than Thursday's start, with players dropping shots and wondering what Merion had in store.
PHOTOS: Going inside Webb Simpson's bag at U.S. Open
Our David Dusek takes you through the bag of defending U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson.
Baxter (NR, 2014) commits to SMU
Ben Baxter has given a verbal commitment to play for SMU. Baxter, who lives in Flower Mound, Texas, also visited Houston, Arkansas, Indiana and Notre Dame.
With heavy heart, pro helps late friend's family
PGA Tour Latinoamerica pro Mark Baker wore a commemorative pin while playing 36 holes on golf’s longest day, honoring a late friend while dreaming of qualifying for his first major.
Minn. resort's initiative promotes walking
Madden’s on Gull Lake, a 63-hole resort in Brainerd, Minn., has instituted walking green fees for all of its courses. It's a bit of a gamble because cart fees are an important revenue stream, but the resort is betting that the policy will generate new business.
'Bama builds on heartbreak to earn 1st title
“The last two years have been hard, really gut-wrenching," Alabama coach Jay Seawell said of the hard lessons that preceded the Tide's first national championship.
