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The rapid decline of Tiger Woods' golf game has stunned his fellow players and the fans but Jason Day believes the former world number one can work his way back if he can improve his form off the tee.

If Chambers Bay is to join the rotation of frequent United States Open hosts, it most likely needs a big-name winner.

Jordan Spieth was home last week in Dallas when he slipped into his green jacket from Augusta National.

It has been seven years since Tiger Woods won the last of his 14 major titles and he heads into his week's U.S. Open with his game under a glaring question mark after struggling for most of this season.

Graeme McDowell has revealed a tough 12 months has seen him questioning his motivation to stay in golf.

Graeme McDowell has revealed he almost gave up golf following the birth of his first child.

Tiger Woods admits there may be further ‘short term suffering’ for long-term gain at the US Open this week.

Rory McIlroy believes spending three days in London as a tourist has helped prepare him mentally for his bid to win a second US Open title this week at Chambers Bay.

Chambers Bay will not suit every player at this week's U.S. Open but Rory McIlroy has embraced the challenge posed by a links-style venue that suits his power game and high ball flight.

Less then two months removed from his first major victory, American Jordan Spieth joins Rory McIlroy as the favorites to win the 115th U.S. Open, beginning Thursday at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place, Washin...

Blount: Getting over hills key to Chambers Bay

Sobel: Majors 'middle men' on outside looking in?

O'Connor: Cole Hammer, 15, didn't flinch in U.S. Open debut

Colin Montgomerie will play in his first US Open since 2008 this week after declaring himself fit.

Hammer, the third youngest man to qualify for a United States Open, is from Houston, where he will be a high school sophomore in the fall.

Traditionalists are holding their breath as Fox brings its bag of innovations to covering the United States Open golf tournament at the Chambers Bay course in Washington State, for good or ill.

Ben Coley surveys the field for the second major of the year and tips a trio of Americans and a Japanese star to shine at Chambers Bay.

Jordan Spieth is determined not to rest on his Masters triumph and focus on the present ahead of this week's US Open at Chambers Bay.

Jordan Spieth didn't take long when asked for one word to describe a U.S. Open course where trains rumble loudly by, holes can change from one par to another, and players sometimes search for little white markings to see...

Sobel: Hammer mature beyond his 15 years

Blount: Chambers Bay a unique setting in golf

Wojciechowski: Polar opposites Johnson, Stenson lead U.S. Open