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Brooks Koepka Ties U.S Open Scoring Record at 16-Under, Wins First Major at Erin Hills

Glen TurkBy Glen TurkJune 19, 2017Updated:June 24, 2017No Comments1 Min Read5 Views
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Eight years after hosting the 2017 Men's U.S. Open, Erin Hills readies for the 80th U.S. Women's Open, May 29th-June 1st.

American Brooks Koepka birdied holes 14,15, and 16 en route to final round 67 and first major championship at the 117th U.S. Open at Erin Hills. Koepka lead the field in greens in regulation and displayed clutch putting throughout the final round.

Brian Harman and Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama finished a distant four strokes back (12-under) in second place. Justin Thomas, who broke the U.S. Open scoring record yesterday had a disappointing final round as well as fan favorite Rickie Fowler.

Wisconsin’s own Steve Stricker shot 69, 69 on the weekend to vault into the top 20.

For complete coverage of Wisconsin’s first U.S. Open, visit www.usga.org or download their app.

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Glen Turk is a Wisconsin native who has been the Senior Writer/Editor of Midwest Golfing Magazine since 2006. Besides being an avid golfer, Glen enjoys traveling, music, and cheering on the finest professional sports team of all-time, the Green Bay Packers. Glen’s ultimate golf goal is to play in all fifty states and currently he is more than half way there. His other dream, albeit far-fetched, it to record an ace in all seven states of our distribution area. Thanks to an ace in Illinois in 2015, and one in Michigan in 2016, he has three down, four to go!

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