Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy is joint leader of the US Open alongside American Patrick Cantlay after the opening round at Pinehurst's Number Two course. Source: BBC

The Amateur Championship takes place at Ballyliffin next week and the Donegal club hopes it could be a contender to host The Open in the future. Source: BBC

Scotland's Robert MacIntyre says this year's US Open host Pinehurst is "as tough a course as I have ever seen". Source: BBC

The United States Golf Association says it is not looking to make friends but earn the respect of the players with its course set-up for this week's US Open at Pinehurst. Source: BBC

In the eyes of many pundits, fans and even players, this week's US Open is Scottie Scheffler's to lose given his dominant start to 2024. Source: BBC

Tiger Woods says he has "putted off many greens" in practice at the US Open, while defending champion Wyndham Clark says their pace is "borderline". Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy says he and his wife Erica have "resolved their differences" after dismissing the petition he filed for divorce. Source: BBC

Fifteen-time major champion Tiger Woods says he has the "mental discipline" required to deal with the demanding Pinehurst Number Two course at the US Open. Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy will play alongside Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele in an eye-catching group during the first two rounds of the US Open at Pinehurst. Source: BBC

Spaniard Jon Rahm says he "does not know" if the infection affecting his left foot will clear up in time for him to play in this week's major. Source: BBC

Golfers need to be better at checking on each other's well-being given "80% of players storm off" unhappy with their rounds, says Wyndham Clark, who will defend his US Open title at Pinehurst this week. [...]

The 106th US Open gets under way at Pinehurst's famed Number Two course in North Carolina on Thursday, 13 June with defending champion Wyndham Clark in a field of 156 players. Source: BBC

Scottie Scheffler holds off Collin Morikawa to win the PGA Tour's Memorial Tournament - his fifth title of the year. Source: BBC

The US Open returns for its 124th edition to exacting Pinehurst, where Payne Stewart and Martin Kaymer claimed memorable wins. Source: BBC

Sweden's Linnea Strom comes from seven shots back to win her maiden LPGA Tour title at the Shoprite Classic in New Jersey. Source: BBC

Linn Grant comes from 11 shots back to become the first woman to win two DP World Tour titles with success in the Scandinavian Mixed. Source: BBC

World number one Scottie Scheffler recovered from a mid-round triple-bogey to stretch his lead to four shots after three rounds of the Memorial Tournament. Source: BBC

World number seven Jon Rahm withdraws after just six holes of the second round of LIV Golf Houston on Saturday with an infection in his left foot. Source: BBC

World number one Scottie Scheffler holds a three-shot lead after two days of the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village in Ohio, United States. Source: BBC

Canada's Adam Hadwin holds a one-shot lead over world number one Scottie Scheffler after the opening round of the Memorial Tournament in Ohio. Source: BBC

Bob MacIntyre says his decision to withdraw from the Memorial Tournament after his Canada Open win shows the height of his US Open ambition. Source: BBC

Shane Lowry says he "feels like a better player" than the one who won the Open Championship in 2019 as he gears up for the US Open at Pinehurst. Source: BBC

Bob MacIntyre had his father on the bag as he earned a first PGA Tour win, and the Scot will make sure his parents profit. Source: BBC

The biggest win of Bob MacIntyre's career is a huge breakthrough moment for the Scot who has struggled to settle in the US, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC

Golf fan Paul Emerson helps caddie for CT Pan after Mike 'Fluff' Cowan picks up an injury at the Canadian Open. Source: BBC