U.S. Opens are typically in the suburbs, not on the edge of Beverly Hills.
LOS ANGELES -- Brooks Koepka says he enjoys the chaos, and there's no shortage of that in this U.S. Open, even for those who manage to avoid the traffic.
And then today, they take on the North course at Los Angeles Country Club that won't look like most U.S. Opens except for usual doses of frustration from the toughest test in golf. "It makes you think," Masters champion Jon Rahm said."It has very intricate green complexes. You've got to play the angles a little bit, and especially if you miss the greens, you're going to find yourself in some interesting spots to get up and down.And it has the shadow of Saudi Arabia's influence on golf, though that's nothing new, either.
The USGA likes to refer to last Monday as the longest day in golf because of 36-hole qualifiers held at 10 sites across the U.S. and Canada. Not this year. Koepka joins them even though he rarely sees them -- the PGA Tour has suspended LIV players, so the best only congregate at the majors. But he is a force again in the majors, having been runner-up at the Masters and winning the PGA Championship for his fifth major."I don't think it's out of the question for me," Koepka said."I think the way I've prepared, the way I've kind of suited my game for these things is going to help me. I'm only 33.
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