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A closer look at four iconic US Opens held at Shinnecock Hills

A closer look at four iconic US Opens held at Shinnecock Hills

As of this week, Sinek Hills has hosted the U.S. Open a total of four times. Here’s a quick look at those memorable moments. 1986: A Historic Win Raymond Floyd, at 43 years and 9 months, became the oldest player to clinch the U.S. Open title. (Interestingly, Hale Irwin later beat that record in 1990 […]

Brooks Koepka being tested as he prepares to try for another win at Shinnecock.

Brooks Koepka being tested as he prepares to try for another win at Shinnecock.

Brooks Koepka’s Injury Ahead of U.S. Open Brooks Koepka, who clinched the U.S. Open during its last outing at Shinnecock, is facing an injury that could hinder his chances of repeating that success this week on the historic Eastern Long Island course. After withdrawing from the final round of the Canadian Open last Sunday, Koepka […]

Matt Fitzpatrick embraces the windy challenge at Shinnecock Hills during the US Open

Matt Fitzpatrick embraces the windy challenge at Shinnecock Hills during the US Open

Matt Fitzpatrick Prepares for U.S. Open Challenge at Shinnecock Hills Matt Fitzpatrick seems unfazed by the challenges that lie ahead at Shinnecock Hills, the venue for this year’s U.S. Open. It almost feels like he took a jab at the course itself during his remarks. On Monday, Fitzpatrick, along with many others in the tournament, […]

Palm Tree Music Festival relocates to Shinnecock Nation land

After encountering turbulence at the Hamptons airport, Kygo’s Palm Tree Music Festival ended up being held on land owned by the Shinnecock Indian Nation in Southampton. We exclusively reported that the trendy electronic music festival, headlined by Swedish House Mafia, is now in its fourth year and is set to take place at Francis S. […]

Message in a bottle found in New York’s Shinnecock Bay 32 years later

A message in a bottle written in a ninth-grade science class on Long Island 32 years ago was discovered Thursday in New York’s Shinnecock Bay, according to a Facebook post. The letter, written in October 1992, read: “Dear Discoverer, As part of a 9th grade earth science project, this bottle was thrown into the Atlantic […]