Jon Rahm has withdrawn from the 124th U.S. Open due to an injury. Rahm had been trying to play with an infected cut on his left foot but decided to withdraw to prioritize his long-term health. Jackson Suber will replace Rahm in the tournament.

Rory McIlroy has called off his divorce with wife Erica Stoll ahead of the 2024 U.S. Open. The divorce petition he filed last month in Florida has been voluntarily dismissed, and McIlroy stated that he and Erica have resolved their differences and are looking forward to a new beginning as a family.

Tiger Woods is the recipient of the 2024 Bob Jones Award, and Live From reacts to the "excellence" and "charisma" of Woods on the golf course, as well as his impact he has had on future generations of the game.

Nelly Korda has secured a spot on the U.S. Solheim Cup team after an impressive season on the LPGA Tour, winning five consecutive events and becoming the third player since 1978 to achieve this feat. With six victories in 2024, Korda has clinched her spot early in the qualifying period. U.S. Solheim Cup Captain Stacy Lewis is excited to have Korda on the team and praises her exceptional performance and versatility on different courses and under various conditions.

Players at the U.S. Open are preparing for the challenging greens at Pinehurst. The turtle-back greens pose a challenge as they slope off to the sides, requiring precise shots. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is a major focus of attention, with players praising his performance and expressing their desire to reach his level. The tournament begins on Thursday.

Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1 golfer, brushes off the idea of being a target at the U.S. Open despite his recent victories and overwhelming betting favoritism. He emphasizes that all players start the tournament on an even playing field and that he doesn't feel any added pressure. Scheffler's competitors acknowledge his dominance and consider him the golfer to beat each week. He has had an impressive season with multiple wins and consistent top finishes. Despite facing some challenges, Scheffler remains focused on the present and aims to enjoy the journey.

Rory McIlroy enters the U.S. Open feeling closer than ever to winning his elusive fifth major title. Despite his last major win being in 2014, McIlroy remains confident and proud of his achievements. He had a close call at last year's U.S. Open and has embraced a new mindset for the tournament, focusing on patience and methodically building his score. McIlroy will play alongside Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele in the first two rounds.

Carter Jenkins, a University of North Carolina alum, is excited for his U.S. Open debut at Pinehurst No. 2. As a local, he is familiar with the course and will have family and friends cheering him on. Despite feeling tired from a recent tournament, Jenkins is ready to embrace the challenge and enjoy the experience.

Tiger Woods arrives at the U.S. Open with a new coach, his son Charlie, and is eager to prove himself. He expresses excitement about playing at Pinehurst No. 2, the condition of the course, and the challenges it presents. Woods also discusses the recent meeting between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund, expressing optimism about the future of professional golf. He is determined to perform well and believes this tournament could be a turning point for him.

Xander Schauffele shares his strategy for the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, emphasizing the importance of patience and strategic play. He highlights the need to plot around the course, play to the fat side of greens, and utilize his putter on the firm greens. Schauffele aims to win his second straight major by approaching the tournament in an old-school manner. He will be playing alongside Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler for the first two days.

Martin Kaymer returns to Pinehurst for the U.S. Open, reflecting on his previous victory in 2014. He acknowledges the challenging conditions of the course and expresses his superstition by staying in the same hotel room as he did 10 years ago.

The article highlights the must-have items at the merch tent of the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst. Some of the featured items include a figurine of Pinehurst's Putter Boy, a retro-style U.S. Open hat, U.S. Open posters by Lee Wybranski, a customizable Seamus Golf ball marker, a shirt featuring mini Jordan shoes, a leather-handled tote, accessories from Smathers and Branson, a "Hush Y'all" wood magnet, and a vintage T-shirt. These items offer a variety of options for golf enthusiasts attending the event.

The press conferences at the U.S. Open have shifted focus from Tiger Woods to Scottie Scheffler, who has become the center of attention due to his dominant play. Other players have been asked about Scheffler and have praised his attitude, consistency, and strategic golf. Comparisons to Tiger Woods have been made, highlighting Scheffler's impressive accomplishments and his status as the current best player in the world.

The U.S. Open at Pinehurst is the last chance for men's golfers to secure spots for the Paris Olympics. The 60-player Olympic men's field will be determined based on the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) after the final round. The top 15 ranked golfers from a nation can qualify up to four spots, while any ranked outside the top 15 can qualify up to two spots. The current rankings show Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele in strong positions, while several Americans, including Collin Morikawa and Patrick Cantlay, are vying for the remaining spots based on U.S. Open results.

Johnson Wagner's rise from PGA Tour veteran to Golf Channel star is a blend of relatable moments and passion for the game. Despite his struggles on the course, Wagner's unscripted comedy and curiosity have made him a folk hero. He is committed to his new career and hopes to become a lead analyst in network broadcasts. Wagner's love for golf shines through in his work, even when showcasing the less glamorous aspects of the game.

Randy Smith, the coach and confidant of professional golfer Scottie Scheffler, has been instrumental in shaping Scheffler's success. Smith's ability to simplify the game and focus on instincts and action has helped Scheffler become one of the best players in golf. With Smith by his side, Scheffler is poised to make a strong showing at the U.S. Open and continue his winning streak.

The Meijer LPGA Classic is taking place at Blythefield Country Club in Michigan. Nelly Korda is the favorite with odds of +350, followed by Atthaya Thitikul at +1000 and Ayaka Furue at +1200. Other notable contenders include Hyo Joo Kim, Xiyu Lin, Brooke Henderson, Minjee Lee, Carlota Ciganda, Ally Ewing, and Leona Maguire. Thitikul is favored due to her good form, history at the event, and driving distance. Ciganda is a strong choice with her past performances and driving distance. Ewing is another solid pick with her top 10 finishes at this event and strong driving ability.

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open is a Korn Ferry Tour event that has been played for 35 years. The tournament will be held at Crestview Country Club and features several storylines, including the debut of Christo Lamprecht and the return of six previous champions. The course is a par 70, 6,910-yard layout, and the purse is $1,000,000 with the winner receiving $180,000.

A Louisville golfer made a grand entrance to his member-guest tournament, mimicking Scottie Scheffler's arrest incident with the "Cops" theme playing and a dummy cop wearing a highlighter vest. The attention to detail was impressive, and it has sparked discussions about Valhalla hosting another PGA Championship.

Golf fans are expressing disappointment at having to pay to watch the featured groups coverage of the 2024 US Open on Peacock, a paid subscription service. Some fans criticized the decision, calling it a "paywall" and questioning the growth of the game. However, others defended Peacock, stating that it is equivalent to paying for cable and that the service offers good value. The US Open will also be available to watch on USA Network, NBC Sports, and the Golf Channel.

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