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Who do we like this week at the Travelers?

李昊桐 is the best 👑👑

It doesn't seem like the New York crowds like Wyndham Clark very much...

🚨 GIVEAWAY TIME 🚨

Since Wyndham has such a big lead this weeks giveaway is going to be for second place so comment below who you think comes in SECOND tomorrow at the US Open and if you get it right I'll send you a Primetime Golf hat (if there's a tie anyone who ties for 2nd counts)

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Entries lock Sunday at 2 PM CST.
Winners announced Sunday night 🤝

What do we think of RORY skipping his third signature event of the season next week?

Looks like there isn't going to be a golf ball rollback anytime soon...

These are the 5 guys I like the most this week at Shinnecock 💰💰

Chris Gotterup (Top 5)

I love Gotterup this week. His game is built for firm, fast, and windy conditions like those expected at Shinnecock Hills. He enters the U.S. Open with finishes of T27, T10, and T14 in his last three starts and has the power off the tee to be a factor all week.

Russell Henley (Top 5)

Henley enters the week fresh off a win at Colonial and has quietly become one of the most consistent performers in major championships. He owns five top-10 finishes in his last eight majors, and his elite iron play and accuracy should be a major advantage at Shinnecock.

Justin Rose (Top 5)

Rose appears to be finding his stride after switching to McLaren Golf irons earlier this season. A former U.S. Open champion, he finished T10 the last time the championship was held at Shinnecock Hills and arrives with a T12 at the Memorial and a T10 at the PGA Championship.

Patrick Reed (Winner)

Reed enters the week in excellent form after posting a T12 at Augusta and a T10 at the PGA Championship. He also finished 4th the last time the U.S. Open was held at Shinnecock and has the short game and creativity needed to thrive when conditions get tough.

Matt Fitzpatrick (Winner)

Fitzpatrick may be one of the best course fits in the field. The 2022 U.S. Open champion already has multiple victories this season and arrives with momentum after a runner-up finish in Toronto last week. He also finished T8 the last time the championship was held at Shinnecock Hills, a course that perfectly suits his game.