He lost the waggle that made him so unpopular at the 2002 US Open at Bethpage Black, when fans yelled at him to “hit the f***ing ball” because of his constant club re-gripping, and he responded by flipping them the bird. Today, the love-in continued…

There’s sort of a disturbing trend of big moments ruined by unusal occurrences, and today’s US Open Ceremony was no exception. As Bob Costas interviewed winner Webb Simpson, that guy decided it was time to do…bird calls?

Join us as we listen to one of ESPN’s announcers blow a golf ball into the hole, even as it seems impossible from the picture for it not to have already gone in the hole.

From yesterday’s round of US Open matches, in which Brooklyn Decker cheered on her hubby Andy Roddick while a helpful man sat behind her.

Sometimes, life’s tender moments occur when you least expect them to. From Grigor Dimitrov and Gael Monfils’ opening round match at the US Open last night.

Rory McIlroy has been getting a ton of praise heaped on him in the wake of his record-breaking US Open win. Thankfully, one paper knocked him down a peg or two.

Rory McIlroy’s big win at Congressional was certainly memorable. But in addition to making him a household name, it also places an enormous amount of pressure on someone who is only 22.

Christo Greyling hopes to send a message to all the fathers watching this Sunday at Congressional … just not the kind you might be thinking.

In the second day of the US Open, Rory McIlroy has played phenomenally. Unfortunately, he’s been overshadowed by an emerging star at Congressional.

Over the last few months, rookie golfer Andres Gonzales has consistently tweeted strange things at Tiger Woods. Woods hasn’t responded yet, but that hasn’t deterred Gonzales from continuing his weird crusade.