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June 20, 2026
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Sitting in the U.S. Open crowd? You better not take your eye off the ball.

by Mark Sandritter
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2013 U.S. Open: Phil Mickelson, Billy Horschel share lead at Merion
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Some fan is going to go home with a golf ball after Geoff Ogilvy pulled a Lee Westwood.

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