Dentists open our opening with shocking tees and redeem themselves quickly

Oakmont, Pa. – Matt Vogt, who won his name at this 125th U.S. Open, is the only dentist in the field, grew up in the Pittsburgh area and added six years at the Oakmont Country Club. So you can imagine his excitement and nerves on Thursday when he won his honor of opening the kickoff ball in this championship game at 6:45 a.m.

The progress is not going well.

Vogt hit his ball hard on a 484-yard 4-it traveled 337 yards but left. like, Way left. Just like, left Way left. When Vogt’s ball rests, it’s not in the rough on the left, nor in the rough bunker on the left, or in the adjacent 9th hole or even in the rough block on the 9th fairway. Vogt’s balls carry all the real estate, sits in a rough lining Opposite On the side of the 9th hole, a complete wedge shot from the middle of the first fairway was 171 yards away from the 1st green.

It was a rough start literally, but Vogt refused to let the loose swing undo him. From his roughness at the end of the 9th fairway, he tied his powerful eyelashes with short iron and landed the ball about 40 yards in the 1st green. Vogt cycled a little over all these summers, and given the steep downhill of the fairway towards the putter surface, that was exactly the shot he needed to hit. (In fact, the player actually shot from 125 yards earlier this week, and the results were impressive.)

Vogt’s ball touched, bounced two or three times, and then rolled to the front edge of the green, 40 feet from the hole. There are two putters out there, and he has one of the craziest, gritt’s open standards.

At the time of writing, Vogt has 8 holes in 12 holes.