U.S. Open is upon us, and the world's best golfers are at Oakmont Country Club for what should be a thrilling tournament. The United States Golf Association (USGA) loves to flaunt the U.S. Open as the greatest test in golf.

Oakmont Country Club is known to provide some of the most ridiculous shots and mind-blowing course features in all of golf.

Four years since the world’s top amateurs zig-zagged their ways around Oakmont Country Club, don’t expect that kind of right-brain strategy at this week's U.S. Open.

The US Open organizers worked hard to bring in several marquee groups that are sure to keep all fans on the edge of their seats.

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The Local Rule allows for half of Oakmont's ninth green closest to the clubhouse, the back half if playing the hole, to be used before a round without penalty. That section of the green—which is still considered part of the ninth green from a competition standpoint—is defined with blue stakes and a blue dot at roughly the halfway point.

Rory McIlroy says he will try to enjoy this week's US Open at Oakmont in "some sort of sadistic way" as he bids for a second major win of 2025.