The 2018 U.S. Open leaderboard was STACKED 😳 1. Brooks Koepka ( 1) 2. Tommy Fleetwood ( 2) 3. Dustin Johnson ( 3) 4. Patrick Reed ( 4) 5. Tony Finau ( 5) T6. Xander Schauffele ( 6) T6. Tyrrell Hatton ( 6) T6. Henrick Stenson ( 6) T6. Daniel Berger ( 6) T10. Justin Rose ( 7) T10. Webb Simpson ( 7) Will golf's biggest names be in contention on Sunday?

Adam Scott is making his 100th consecutive major championship start this week. He'll join Jack Nicklaus as the only men to achieve that milestone. "It's a strange one because it's not something you really set out to do or aim for. But in all honesty, since Pinehurst a couple years ago, it kind of was on my radar. Earlier this year, as I wasn't automatically qualified for this event, it became a bit of a weight on my shoulders making sure I got here. "It's been fun. I had a photograph with Jack Nicklaus a couple of weeks ago at his Memorial Tournament, and he's the other guy who made it to a hundred in a row. He, in fact, made it way past that, and I can't even think about playing another 11 or 12 years straight of these, but I'm really excited for this week."

TEE TIMES for the U.S. Open have just dropped. Here are some notable groupings: 7:30 am - Brooks Koepka, Cameron Young, Chris Gotterup 7:52 am - Rory McIlroy, Ludvig Åberg, Tommy Fleetwood 8:14 am - Scottie Scheffler, JJ Spaun, Mason Howell (A) 1:14 pm - Aaron Rai, Collin Morikawa, Jason Day 1:25 pm - Bryson DeChambeau, Viktor Hovland, Matt Fitzpatrick 1:47 pm - Justin Thomas, Hideki Matsuyama, Xander Schauffele 2:09 pm - Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm, Justin Rose

Course thoughts: -Course conditions are interesting. Fairways are generous but if you miss them, there’s about 3 yards of rough and then the long hay stuff. You can get lucky with a lie and advance towards the green but the greens are so tricky here, it’s prob better to lay up to a number. -Talking about the greens… the greens are spongy so far. Decently receptive and not crazy fast. I think they want to make sure to not lose the greens especially with how much wind is forecasted on Thursday. -They’re also…. quite bumpy. Poa greens plus some of the aerification holes are completely fixed. You can still see the outline of the punched holes. Putting is going to be super tricky. -The bunkers have a lot of rocks and shells in them. Can lead to weird rocky lies but also spray the green with a bunch of rocks too. We’re allowed to move rocks but thought that was an interesting set up

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Brooks Koepka WD (hand injury) prior to the final round of the RBC Canadian Open

‘I don’t know what it is’: Brooks Koepka dealing with injury at RBC Canadian Open golfweek.usatoday.com/story/… 📸 Minas Panagiotakis, Getty Images

🚨🐅📸 #PHOTOS — Tiger Woods was seen arriving back in the United States today after checking OUT of a Swiss rehab facility. (Via: Page Six & Backgrid)

🚨⛳️🤔 #DISCUSSION — Where do you aim when putting if you're told to aim “one cup left?”

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