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Winning caddie Ricky Elliott said Brooks Koepka's strong mental game on the course is unusual for a star golfer. And that quality is what helped him repeat as U.S. Open champ.

Dustin Johnson, who entered the U.S. Open as the 9-1 favorite, has opened as the 12-1 favorite to win The Open Championship, according to the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook.

Brooks Koepka was "truly honoured" after becoming the seventh repeat winner of the US Open and the first since Curtis Strange in 1988 and 1989.

Justin Rose reflected on what might have been after a poor start to his final round scuppered his chances of landing a second US Open victory.

So Yeon Ryu, who entered the final round 2 strokes behind Anna Nordqvist and Lee-Anne Pace, had six birdies and a bogey in Sunday's final round to win the Meijer LPGA Classic by two strokes.

Brooks Koepka held off a stunning final-round challenge from Tommy Fleetwood to defend his US Open title with a one-shot victory at Shinnecock Hills.

Phil Mickelson risks losing the respect of his fellow professionals following his controversial penalty incident at the US Open, according to Rob Lee.

The PGA Tour is putting Minnesota on its schedule for the first time under an agreement that elevates a PGA Tour Champions event.

After admitting the course was "too tough" for the late starters on Saturday at the US Open, did the USGA make Shinnecock Hills too easy on Sunday? Paul McGinley gives his verdict.

The US Open is no stranger to controversy and following a dramatic weekend at Shinnecock Hills, we look at five of the biggest talking points from previous tournaments.

David Livingstone takes a look at another controversial week for the USGA and discusses the key talking points from the US Open.

Butch Harmon reflects on another US Open win for Brooks Koepka and backs Tommy Fleetwood for future major success.

Brooks Koepka shot a final-round 68 to win the U.S. Open for the second straight year Sunday, becoming just the seventh golfer in 115 years to go back-to-back.

With a 63 on Sunday, Fleetwood matched a U.S. Open record but fell just short of forcing a playoff with Dustin Johnson.

Phil Mickelson declined to speak to the media after finishing the most controversial of his 27 US Open appearances with a one-under 69.