Fleetwood is in the clubhouse sticking pins in Koepka, Johnson and Reed Voodoo dolls.😉

    LBlack14 - I have not and I've tried to listen for a number.

    I do know they have been double cutting and rolling the greens until this morning. Once over with each for today's round.

      LBlack14 Have they said what the greens have stimped at?

      McIroy asked Davis after Thursdays round and he told him they were running a little under 12.

        The Indians of Shinnecock might think elsewise,
        Perhaps ...

        sdandrea1 Fleetwood is in the clubhouse sticking pins in Koepka, Johnson and Reed Voodoo dolls.😉

        DJ I think is sticking pins in his own Johnson. 😜

          I'm thinking We have another repeat Open champion.

          Congrats to Brooks ... Will Pebble tie him with a 3 peat?

            FauxAmish I'm thinking We have another repeat Open champion.

            The fat lady hasn't sung just yet.

              Spuzz Two putts for the win.

              Yep, nice 3rd shot by Koepka. Fat lady is ready.

                sdandrea1

                Not according to Mike Davis. He admitted the course got away from them. And even the USGA apologists agreed that some of the hole locations on Saturday (and #13 was one of them) ended up being ridiculous. In the words of Davis too many good shots that weren't rewarded.

                The USGA did redeem themselves today though, but goofy golf even on one day is too many. Saturday should've been just like today.

                    DJ seemed to get out of his regular,fairly quick putting routine on the weekend.
                    Almost as slow as Furyk at times,like he over thought every putt and left most of them way short.
                    38 and 35 putts won't get 'er done in a Major and cost him BIG time!

                    Brooks played great today and is a worthy champion. Congrats to him, winning back-to-back US Opens puts him in an elite class.

                    Kudos as well to Tommy Fleetwood, whose final round 63 likewise puts him in distinguished company. Could've just as easily been 62 or 61 for the same price. I like this kid's moxie. He shows up in the big events and is gaining a serious reputation as a world-class player deserving of a major championship.

                    It's unfortunate however that the conditions drastically changed from Friday to Saturday, then changed drastically again from Saturday to Sunday. As Sneaky said earlier, the USGA simply doesn't seem to learn from past mistakes and continue to make a circus out of this once-heralded event.

                    The US Open Championship used to carry a lot of significance. Today - not so much. They have over 4000 volunteers who give of their free time to come help out with the event... superintendents from all over the country to help with the conditioning and agronomy, at no cost to them. Course marshals, gallery marshals, local volunteers who man the hotdog stands, beverage stands, ticket stands, souvenir stands, gate entrances, security, etc... The members at these host courses give up their course for several months out of the year just so the greens staff can prepare and condition the grounds for tournament play. And despite all of these things, despite all of the many months of preparation and man-hours invested, they still find a way to screw up the most important aspect of the tournament.

                    To force players to make such extreme adjustments in the span of 18 hours, from the last group on Saturday to the first group on Sunday, is just unacceptable. We're now left wondering what the hell they'll f**k up next year at Pebble Beach.

                    It shouldn't eclipse Brook's incredible achievement of winning back-to-back Opens, but unfortunately it will in a lot of circles. Mike Davis should lose his job over this, but won't. It's the 4th consecutive Open that has yielded some sort of setup controversy and all because he wants the winning score to be north of par.

                    He needs to be shown the door.

                    Koepka is a very worthy champion. He earned it with that magnificent 72 on Saturday afternoon. I was hoping Reed would pull it off just to piss off all his haters, but Koepka absolutely earned it. The USGA was lucky that the winner came from among the leaders going into Saturday rather than one of the early Saturday players

                    I shot an 83 today. Would anyone be interested in seeing me shoot my 83? Didn't think so. And I have no interest in seeing great golfers like Rory and Rickie shooting an 80 and 84. Loved seeing Rickie's 65 yesterday and Fleetwood's shot at a 62. The USGA needs to stop obsessing with the score of par. Sunday showcased some great golf with some great scoring. Getting one day right out of four isn't good enough.

                    Also, if I were a Shinnecock member I'd be pissed at how crappy they showcased an iconic golf course.