This.

The course should be the course, no matter the weather conditions. It might play a little more difficult in bad weather, or a little easier in good weather, but there's no way Players should be firing the rounds they were in the first 3 days for a US Open. Today is going to be interesting for sure.
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I gotta say, I have never understood the fascination with "protecting" an arbitrary number.

The leader after 3 round has taken 204 shots. The leader at this stage last year at the mighty Oakmont had taken 203. Relabeling par 5s as par 4s does not make a course a true test of golf or a good US Open venue.

Happy Father's Day to al of you, hope you enjoy it.
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This course is beautiful when the wind blows. Love seeing the waves in the fescue.
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You set a goal for the entire golfing summer of shooting an arbitrary number.
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Keopka playing well.

Lotta golf to go
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Man you guys are being too tough on this tourney. I find it quite exciting. I don't care what the final score is as long as multiple guys have a chance till the end.
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I know rooting for Fowler is pointless, but here's hoping.

edit: aaaaand, he 3-putts after blowing it 12-feet past.
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I picked Fleetwood, oosthuizen and Casey at the start. My kid picked Harman, Koepka and Ricky. He obviously knows more than me...
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Matsuyama with a chance to post -12 and make the other guys sweat.
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Surprised they are scoring this easily. Was hoping for a tournament closer to par and some movement on the last day.
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that should do it.
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Scores aside, Koepka put the hammer down, always nice to watch that.

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I feel sorry to them that they have to play shinnecock next year. It's gonna be brutal
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Koepka just hit a 380 yard 3 wood. We live in a video game world.
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That's what I was saying earlier. The massacre at Winged Foot happened the year after Miller's 63.

But who knows... there seemed to be a lot of blowback after the last two setups. Like Adam Scott saying a few weeks ago the USGA needs to worry about growing the game and instead of worrying so much about par. Seems like a lot of guys feel that way. But then again they're playing with equipment that allows them to do things no one has ever done before.
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