Sit down and take some time to read some of these pieces as the sports world reacts to Dustin Johnson’s breakthrough win at the U.S. Open and how the USGA screwed it up.
Great stuff…really great stuff.
Mike Purkey of Global Golf Post calls DJ “uncomplicated” but his win was anything but. And that with DJ’s great play down the stretch “justice was served.”
Jaime Diaz at Golf Digest says After further Review, the USGA got real lucky Dustin Johnson won the U.S. Open by more than one stroke.
He also shows us some of the Big Names Beaten by Oakmont in Golf World.
John Strege of Golf World critiques the Fox Sports Crew and says there was a marked improvement and I agree.
Columnist George Willis of the New York Post says the disgraceful USGA did all it could to ruin Dustin Johnson’s moment.
Geoff Shackelford gives us an analysis of the rule the USGA used to slap the penalty on DJ.
Karen Crouse of the New York Times says DJ had to ignore the ghosts of majors past and execute his mantra “its just me and the course.”
Ron Green Jr. in Global Golf Post says DJ won more than the U.S. Open, he won the people.
Michael Bamberger in Golf.com thinks that this U.S. Open victory begins a new chapter in DJ’s life. And he may not like it.
Evan Murray in the Guardian tells us why DJ’s U.S. Open win was spoiled by the USGA’s epic rules farce.
Bill Pennington in the NY Times says it was unfair to DJ to be left in the dark while officials considered a rule.
And we always new Lee Westwood was a stand up guy and Kyle Porter of CBS Sports shows us how Lee Westwood helped DJ win the U.S. Open.
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