No Laying Up - Golf Podcast 1024: Saturday at the U.S. Open
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Jun 15, 2025 Excitement brews as Sam Burns leads the U.S. Open, with predictions flying around about the contenders. A rainy day spiced up the tournament, creating unexpected shifts in the leaderboard. The pressure of performance looms large over golfers, while stylish attire makes a splash. Insights into major wins and career impacts illuminate the competition's nuances. The hosts also share memorable anecdotes and engage with the community, all while playfully critiquing the unpredictable nature of the game.
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Rain Softened Oakmont's Challenge
- The rain softened Oakmont, easing its challenge and enabling better scoring in final groups.
- This shift allowed players like Sam Burns and Adam Scott to capitalize on more favorable conditions.
Burns' Resilience Shines Through
- Sam Burns displayed resilient golf by scrambling well despite errant drives.
- His iron play and putting kept him leading, showcasing major championship composure.
Oakmont Demands Elite Play
- Oakmont's layout offers a serious test of skill that punishes mistakes severely.
- Unexpected leaders at the top demonstrate that high-level play is required to survive here.