Art New: The U.S. Open
Terry Evans and Art New discuss the 125th US Open Golf tournament, highlighting the fundraising efforts for kids with cancer, the history and features of Oakmont Country Club, and the legacy of Ben Hogan. They delve into the performances of current players, particularly Canadian golfers, and share personal stories from their golfing experiences. The discussion wraps up with reflections on the excitement of major tournaments and the anticipation for future events.
Takeaways
The US Open is a significant event in golf, raising substantial funds for charity.
Oakmont Country Club has a rich history and is known for its challenging course.
Ben Hogan's legacy continues to influence golf today, including innovations like the stimp meter.
Current players like Rory McIlroy and Canadian golfers are making headlines in the US Open.
Golfing experiences at historic courses create lasting memories for players.
The importance of fundraising events in supporting children with cancer.
The unique features of Oakmont, including its famous par three and bunkers.
Personal stories from golfers enhance the appreciation of the sport.
The excitement of major tournaments brings together golf enthusiasts.
Future tournaments like the Open Championship and Ryder Cup are highly anticipated.
Chapters
(00:00)-Introduction and Fundraising Success
(02:36)-Exploring Oakmont Golf Course
(05:32)-Historical Insights and Fun Facts
(08:04)-The Legends of Golf and Their Impact
(10:41)-Current US Open Insights and Player Performances
(13:07)-Canadian Golfers in the US Open
(15:20)-The Legacy of Adam Scott and Other Contenders
(18:27)-The Experience of Golfing at Historic Courses
(20:53)-Closing Thoughts and Future Events
