Youthful dominance, Olympic hopes and American futility share the spotlight at this year's U.S. Women's Open.
Leaderboard
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July 7-10, 2016
Pos
Name
Tee Time
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Ollie Schniederjans
12:58 PM ET
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Wesley Bryan
1:09 PM ET
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Richy Werenski
12:58 PM ET
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Brad Fritsch
12:47 PM ET
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Seamus Power
1:09 PM ET
Worldwide Ball Count
Nearest Competitor
Nearest Competitor
13172
2445
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Debates and Discussions
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Like most high-profile sporting events, Wimbledon attracts plenty of star power on an annual basis. This year is no different as plenty of golfers were in attendance.
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What's the secret to Andrew 'Beef' Johnston's success? Beef. The Englishman recently teed up a burger.
Opinion and Analysis
Scramble: DJ officially off his 'buts'
DJ goes back-to-back. Brooke, too. Troon admits women. Tiger stays sidelined. All this and more in this Fourth of July Monday Scramble.
Everything finally falling into place for DJ
With back-to-back wins at the U.S. Open and WGC-Bridgestone, the little things have finally begun to add up in a big way for Dustin Johnson.
Sights and Sounds
Best Of: DJ and Paulina
Power rankings
Dustin Johnson rose to a career-best No. 2 in the latest world rankings following his win at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
This week's Biggest Movers include newly-minted winner Greg Chalmers and Scott Piercy, who edged closer to a Ryder Cup berth.
Power among new group of projected Olympians
The Olympic standings experienced a bit of a reshuffle when several high-profile players withdrew just days before the field for Rio is finalized.
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De Jonge WDs from Olympics citing FedEx Cup
Brendon de Jonge became the 13th player to withdraw his name from consideration for this year’s Olympics.
Webb trying to avoid ironic Olympic fate
Karrie Webb’s Olympic dream hangs in the balance this week at the U.S. Women’s Open, but even if she falls short there’s a strangely rich consolation prize.
