So, whether you’re hitting the driving range or sneaking in an enjoyable 18 on the road, below is a list, in descending order ...

Enter History Hall and walk back through time to relive Oakmont’s past U.S. Opens and the players who survived them. Johnny Miller’s putter from his 63 in 1973 lives here, as do Angel Cabrera ...

Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau are all at the U.S. Open trying to win the season's third major. But all eyes will be on one of the hardest golf courses in the world.

The course features a near-300-yard par 3 and stretches out to over 7,400 yards. If a scratch golfer were to play the course, they’d do well to keep it under 80. Simply put: Oakmont is hard .

Tiger Woods was scouting Oakmont Country Club, ... Oakmont’s church pew bunker, one of the most recognizable golf course features in the world, is just as beautiful as it is maddening.

And it's one of Oakmont's most distinctive features. As one of golf's most harrowing venues, Oakmont has plenty of obstacles littered across its 7,431-yard expanse. There's only one church pew ...

The 17th hole at Oakmont provides the ultimate risk-reward opportunity and last month, J.J. Spaun took a big risk and earned ...

Oakmont Country Club is also home to the coolest money game in golf, known as the SWAT. “The member’s game is known as the SWAT,” club historian and archivist David Moore said.

OAKMONT, Pa. — When asked which golf course is the hardest he has ever played, Dustin Johnson, who won the U.S. Open at Oakmont in 2016, answered in his typical, succint manner. "Probably this ...

This is the ninth green in front of the clubhouse at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa., Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, the course for the 2025 U.S. Open golf tournament.

There will be others, of course. No championship is without its fair share of surprises. This is a golf tournament after all -- an outdoor sporting event where weird things will happen.

The monstrosity lies in repose at Oakmont Golf Club, unassuming to most — at least until golfers trot atop the surface at No. 3. ... And it's one of Oakmont's most distinctive features.