Stewart's shadow over Pinehurst in 1999 U S Open lore
Stewart's legacy lingers at Pinehurst as Payne Stewarts final year reshaped golf. The USGA showcased the scorecard moment of Mickelson and a book winning the Herbert Warren Wind Award, while Pinehurst's No. 2 course is positioned for future Open rotations. The branding shift toward a recurring Open underlines the event's enduring ties to historic courses and the sport's evolving identity.
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NASCAR Adopts Center-Lock Wheels for Next Gen Model
NASCAR plans a center-lock 18 inch wheel for the Next Gen stock car to improve OEM resemblance and durability. Tests show a 30 percent durability drop with five lugs on larger wheels, while pit stop timing remains roughly the same with one lug.
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Dustin ends with top four at U S Open race
Leading Americans Koepka Thomas Cantlay and Webb Simpson hold the top four after the U S Open. Patrick Reed and Tiger Woods follow as three majors remain, The Players Championship and a World Golf Championship offering big ranking points before qualifying ends on June 21.
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