Writings by Randall

The U.S. Open stands apart from every other tournament because it reminds us that even the best in the world struggle with golf’s unforgiving nature. Instead of endless birdies, we see pros grinding through brutal rough, slick greens, and rounds unraveling in real time. It’s oddly comforting—proof that the game humbles everyone, from scratch players to weekend warriors. For once, golf feels less like a spectacle of perfection and more like a battle we all know too well.