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Get a look at what it's like trying to follow Tiger during a major championship.

Tiger never got it going, and Y.E. Yang came out victorious. Hear Alex Miceli's final thoughts on the 91st PGA Championship.

Tiger Woods still holds the lead after 54 holes. Can he make this his fifth wire-to-wire major victory? Alex Miceli says no.

Minnesota native and Golfweek.com Managing Editor Dan Mirocha quizzes a few of the participants on the hosting state of this year's PGA Championship.

Halfway home and Tiger is still the one to beat. Alex Miceli joins Dan Mirocha to talk about the guys that seem to be coming up short at Hazeltine.

David Feherty and Twitter are just some of the topics Jeff Rude and Graeme McDowell talk about while walking up the 18th at Hazeltine.

Alex Miceli meets with PGA of America CEO Joe Steranka and VP of PGA Tour Communications Ty Votaw minutes after the International Olympic Committee’s Executive Board gave golf its full approval in Berlin today.

Luke Donald, who won the NCAA Individual Championship at Hazeltine in 1999, takes Jeff Rude on a brief tour of the 10th hole.

Is the tournament already over? Dan Mirocha and Jeff Rude cover the first round from Hazeltine National.

Jeff Rude and Dan Mirocha talk about Hazeltine's length and the Minnesota fans on the eve of the PGA Championship's first round.

Tiger Woods addresses the media prior to the 2009 PGA Championship.

Dan Mirocha queries Jeff Rude on the clock drama from the WGC-Bridgestone last week, and also what we can expect from the PGA Championship here at Hazeltine.

If you weren't able to make it out to the U.S. Open at Saucon Valley, don't fret, because Golfweek.com has your sights and sounds fix.

After 54 holes Cristie Kerr is the only player in the field under par. Will she be able to keep the momentum through Sunday? Beth Ann and Dan have the analysis after Round 3.

Some familiar faces at the top of the leaderboard and at least one you may not know as well. Beth Ann and Dan bring you the scoop from Day 2 at the U.S. Women's Open.

The 2007 U.S. Women's Open champ Cristie Kerr gives Golfweek's Beth Ann Baldry a tour of Saucon Valley's tricky finishing hole.

One round in the books and it didn't disappoint. Dan and Beth Ann deliver the news on your first round leaders.

The practice rounds are finished, all that lies ahead are 72 holes of championship golf. Beth Ann and Dan have the scoop on who we can expect to make some noise this week at Saucon Valley.

Golfweek is in Bethlehem, Pa., for the U.S. Women's Open this week. We begin our coverage with a walk down the sixth hole, a 559-yard par 5, with LPGA standout Kristy McPherson.

Dan Mirocha and Beth Ann Baldry are on site at Saucon Valley, where the pre-tournament talk has been more focused on Carolyn Bivens than the U.S. Women's Open.

So much has been made about the New York crowds roaming Bethpage that we needed to get in there and see what all the hubbub is. Find out who they're rooting for on the last day of the 109th U.S. Open (is there any question?).

Lucas Glover wins the U.S. Open by 2 strokes on Monday. Alex Miceli offers up some final thoughts on the tournament.

You may recognize John Maginnes from his radio show on the PGA Tour Network on Sirius radio. Ricky Barnes and Lucas Glover recognize as their playing partner in the 2002 U.S. Open here at Bethpage. Maginnes recounts his memories of the guys that are currently standing at the top of the leaderboard.

Duval and Mickleson are making a run, do they have what it takes to come from 5 and 6 back respectively? Micelo and Rude have their take.

Round 3 officially started at 5:30pm Saturday. Jeff Rude and Alex Miceli are back at it, discussing the 36-hole leaders and what to expect from them (Rude says house of cards)

Friday is typically moving day on the PGA Tour, unfortunately this time it's only moving to tomorrow morning. Alex Miceli and Jeff Rude break down the afternoon score-fest and comment on what to expect going into Saturday.

You never know who you might bump into at a U.S. Open. We found Peter Jacobsen hanging out at a nearby hotdog stand, hear what he's up to at Bethpage this week.

Round 1 is in the books, but the day is only half finished. Alex Miceli has the midday report.

Playing in his first professional major, tour rookie Gary Woodland tells Jeff Rude how much he's learned in 2009, and what his expectations are at Bethpage.

Legendary golf writer Dan Jenkins was found mulling around the media center spouting one-liners, Jeff Rude decided to go toe-to-toe with the man who is attending his 200th Major.

Amidst the rain delay, Golfweek's Eric Soderstrom, Asher Wildman and Ashleigh Korzack play EA Sports' Tiger Woods for the Wii to predict this year's US Open winner.

Tom Lehman took some time out his practice round to walk us down the 5th hole at Bethpage and recollect on a possible U.S. Open first.

The first round of the 109th U.S.Open has been officially suspended due to inclement weather. Sean Martin and Jeff Rude give us the details.

Brad Klein gives us an exclusive tour of some of the finer points of Beth Page. Find out where he believes all the action is this week, and how about some help from Stewart Cink?

There's no turning back now, the 2009 United States Open is upon us! Jeff Rude and Sean Martin discuss any last minute betting changes.

Golfweek's U.S. Open coverage continues with a walk down the 18th at Bethpage. University of Florida senior Tyson Alexander talks about his practice round while playing with Camillo Villegas.

Tiger Woods press conference highlights.

Alex Miceli tells you 5 things to look out for this week at Bethpage.

Take a quick break from the Ryder Cup and follow Golfweek's Eric Soderstrom as he relives his childhood by stopping by the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory in downtown Louisville.

The Ryder Cup rematch between Kim and Garcia didn't go as well for A.K. this week, but that doesn't mean he's out of the Tour Championship hunt. Rex and Rude weigh in on what Kim needs to change for the Sunday finale.

The further we get from The Ryder Cup, the more it comes up. Find out what questions Anthony Kim is trying to quell today.

After last week's historic win, the air seems to have seeped out of the FedEx Cup balloon. Hear what Rex Hoggard and Jeff Rude have to say about a rather anticlimactic return to stroke play.

You've heard the results, now hear what our Golfweek boys have to say on an historic win by the Americans.

The Ryder Cup brings out team spirit and country pride in everyone. Golfweek’s Eric Soderstrom immerses himself in the festive crowd at Valhalla.

A review of Saturday's match play and reflection on Captain Faldo's decision to bench his two hottest Ryder Cup players are on tap in today's recap.

Golfweek's Rex Hoggard discusses what many of the grounds crew lovingly refer to as the "Zinger Cut" with Valhalla Head Professional Keith Reese.

Team USA is in the lead at the end of day one for the first time since 1995. Rex Hoggard chides European correspondent Alistair Tait over Team Europe's current predicament.

The fiery Mr. Perry took a quick detour by Jeff Rude's desk in the Media Center Thursday to reminisce on the younger Mr. Perry's childhood and career.

The Opening Ceremony is finished, the pairings have been made, all that's left is some hardcore match play. Well, after we hear what Rex Hoggard and Jeff Rude have to say about Friday's pairings.

Oliver Wilson? Soren Hansen? Who are these guys?? Team Europe has a lot of guys that are largely unknown to Americans, fellow European Alistair Tait helps educate us on today's Major Moments.

J.B. shares some match play stories with Golfweek's Rex Hoggard, and says why he feels the Ryder Cup sets up for his game so well.

Avoiding the Monday finish, Padraig Harrington wins back-to-back majors! We recap the wild 90th PGA Championship!

Admist weather delays and a menacing course, we ask the media what their fantasy finish would be at the PGA Championship from Oakland Hills.

Rain suspended play at 2:16pm at the PGA Championship at Oakland Hills before J.B. Holmes could even tee off. See what's in store for what could be the final day of play.

Another "rough" day at the 2008 PGA Championship. Jeff Rude and Alex Miceli discuss the course yet again, and oh yea, there's a leader after two rounds.

Jim Estes may be playing in the PGA Championship this week, but he's more focused on helping combat-wounded soldiers rehabilitate by equiping and encouraging them to use golf as a means to overcome their physical limitations.

First the U.S. Open plays like a PGA Championship, and now the PGA Championship plays like a U.S. Open. And as if it wasn't already difficult, did we mention the rain? Find out who's on top after Day 1.

Jeff Rude goes inside the ropes and walks a few holes with Woody Austin, Tommy Armour III and Carl Pettersson.

At the 2008 PGA Championship at Oakland Hills Country Club, we ask Stewart Cink, Ian Poulter, Geoff Ogilvy, Chris DiMarco and Tom Pernice Jr. about the new USGA rule concerning grooves on the club face and how it will impact the game.

The Open Championship has finished, and the reigning champion maintains his trophy for another year. Rex Hoggard and Jeff Babineau discuss what made this such a fascinating year for the Open.

The 18th at Birkdale has had its fair share of drama throughout the years. Alistair Tait shares some of the 18th's historic moments.

You want to sate yourself on golf literature? Alistair Tait gives you Rhod McEwan, the bookseller of Birkdale and unofficial British Open librarian.

If you watched the Open today, you witnessed magic. Jeff Rude is beside himself with excitement for what could potentially be the greatest story in golf.

Arnold Palmer rekindled American interest in the Open Championship when he traveled to Royal Birkdale in 1961 and won. A special plate at No. 16 (formerly No. 15) commemorates the spot where he ripped 6-iron to the green from the bramble bushes.

It's an Open for the ages. 53-year-old Greg Norman led for most of the day before a late round surge from K.J. Choi finally overtook him. With the weather predicted to get worse before it gets better, will The Shark be able to withstand the storm?

While the hole itself might not be too bad, the 17th green could have some of the players wishing for a mulligan. Golfweek Senior Writer Alistair Tait talks us through the two-tiered terror.

Everyone expects the weather to be inclement during the Open Championship. Unfortunately, that knowledge doesn't make playing in it any easier. Rex Hoggard and Jeff Babineau discuss the challenges that were faced in a windy, rainy, cold first round.

The British Open is at the top of the list for Tom Lehman as far as favorites go. We walk a hole with him to find out why.

Jay Williamson may be the last-man-in, but in his words, that doesn't make him any less relevant. Jeff Rude follows him for a couple holes as he prepares for his first career Open Championship.

Brian Watts, runner-up at the 1998 British Open at Royal Birkdale is making a comeback after being derailed by a series of injuries. Jeff Rude has the scoop with a one-on-one interview at Watts' Southlake Texas home.

Padraig Harrington looks to defend his title at Royal Birkdale, but without Tiger, will the oldest major generate interest? The Gang give their thoughts before heading across the pond.

It wasn't Stacy or Paula, it wasn't Annika or Lorena. The only name that matters today is Inbee, the 63rd U.S. Women's Open champion.

Back by popular demand, it's sights and sounds from the U.S. Women's Open.

This must be a misprint: First all-American final grouping at a U.S. Open in 5 years? Team Mirocha and Baldry have the scoop.

Another Women's Open, another rain delay. Golfweek's Dan and Beth Ann pass the time by talking about a couple of the tournament's front-runners.

Michelle Wie was the opposite of electrifying, however, Maria Jose Uribe was the epitome. Beth Ann Baldry and Jeff Babineau talk about the fiery Colombian's first round.

Golfweek's Dan Mirocha is excited to be back in his home state of Minnesota to cover the Women's Open. He's curious how familiar the players are with his hometown.

2003 Women's Open champion and hometown hero Hilary Lunke takes a minute to speak with Dan Mirocha about her improbable victory and life as a mom on the LPGA.

Suzann Pettersen returns to the scene of her 2002 Solheim Cup crime, the infamous F-bomb on the 18th green. See what she has to say about all that...some things never change.

Sunday we railed USGA for having an 18-hole playoff on Monday, but in hindsight, did it make for Tiger's greatest win?

Ever wondered what it's like to be at the U.S. Open? Well we've got your ticket right here.

It's David vs Goliath as Rocco Mediate faces off against Tiger Woods for the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines. Golfweek's Jeff Babineau and Rex Hoggard give us their thoughts on the playoff.

We talk with Michael Thompson, the 2008 U.S. Open low amateur, about his winning experience at Torrey Pines.

Rex Hoggard and Jeff Rude recount the history making moments from round 3 of the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines.

Golfweek's Jay Coffin talks with Tim Mickelson, head coach of the University of San Diego's Men's golf team, oh, and Phil Mickelson's younger brother.

Tiger Woods is in the hunt for first place, but can Appleby hold off for two more days?

Golfweek contributing writer Alex Miceli gives us his take on the first wave of round two, and what it will take to make the cut at the U.S. Open.

Golfweek's Jeff Babineau and Sean Martin recap the first round action from the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines South Course.

Alex Miceli talks about Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Adam Scott from the morning wave of Round 1 at the U.S. Open.

Golfweek's architectural editor Bradley Klein walks Torrey Pines to discover what makes it a U.S. Open course.

The Golfweek gang discusses Tiger's knee injury, and make their picks for the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines.

Another year, another Masters Sunday. Find out what Immelman can do that no other Masters Champion has accomplished.

One more round to go. With winds expected to gust on Championship Sunday, who's going to be able to maintain, who will be able to persevere?

With moving day comes late starts, which means plenty of time for a good wholesome breakfast. Jeff Rude takes Scott Hamilton for a ride to one of Augusta's other trademarks, The Waffle House.

With round two finished Rex Hoggard claims it looks like a Where's Waldo book out there. Jeff Rude is here to discuss it with him.

One of the decisions made early on in Masters history was to limit commercialization of the tournament, so what's a corporate village to do? Set up across the street, of course! Rex Hoggard speaks with Chuck Johnsen, manager of the Double Eagle Club.

Our man Rex was on the ground seeing the sights and hearing the sounds, well, the one sound. See what he thinks the top stories were, and what we hope to see for Friday.

Think life at The Masters is glamorous? Join Jeff Rude for a behind-the-scenes tour of team Golfweek during Augusta Week.

It's that time of year again and no one gets more pumped than your friends at Golfweek. Jay Coffin kicks off this season's Major Moments with some thoughts on what Augusta does for him.