Be The Right Club Today- Unpacking The 2026 US Open and The PGA Tour Sweeping Changes

So anyway, we had a little U.S. Open where I guess you would say the villain – won at the U.S. Open, according to the fans at Shinnecock? What do you think?

Yeah, the villain impressed me.

I mean, I've never been a big fan of the villain, but he gained some respect this week.

I mean, he heard it, rounds one through four, and I'm sure he heard it in the practice rounds too, and rightfully so, but man, he got it done.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I call, let's hold the bus back on that one a little bit.

That's a little much.

I mean, yeah, Beth Page was over the top, but we've done that a lot in Ryder Cups lately, no matter what side of the pond we're on.

I don't know if, I don't really think I heard a lot of...

You know, over the top stuff.

I heard some rooting against him.

I heard some cheering when he made bogeys.

You know, that kind of happens when you also have a big lead and people want to see drama.

So, you know, I think we need to pump the brakes on that one a little bit.

I don't disagree.

If you watched the Canadian Open where he contended the week prior as well, they were giving it to him just as bad on the 18th hole.

I mean, when he was over his wedge shot hitting an 18 over water where guys continually rinsed it one after the other.

I mean, they were he had to step off like he heard it up there, too.

And Canadians are supposed to be the nicest people on the planet.

So, yeah, I look like.

Long Island has such good venues.

Shinnecock being obviously one of the meccas of the USGA.

I'm with you.

I mean, that's an overreaction.