⛳️ Playing golf at the White House

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June 04, 2025

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Happy Wednesday. Bryson DeChambeau just turned the White House South Lawn into his personal driving range during a visit with President Trump. The two-time U.S. Open champion hit wedge shots onto the practice green in footage shared by White House Special Assistant Margo Martin, essentially creating a makeshift par-3 course on presidential property. The duo also hit shots together at Trump National in Virginia, where Trump joked about their distance gap: "My wife says, 'Are you as long as Bryson?' I say, 'Yeah sorta, pretty close - it's not close.'" DeChambeau, a longtime Trump supporter who was called on stage during the President's November victory speech, continues proving he's golf's ultimate content creator—even at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. ⬇️

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🔍 Today’s highlights:

  • ⛳️ Jordan Spieth almost hit a fan in the head - the terrifying POV footage will make you think twice about standing in his gallery (watch)

  • 🕺 Scottie Scheffler's caddie Ted Scott just celebrated another payday with some wild dance moves to Roy Jones Jr.'s "Can't Be Touched" (it’s going viral)

  • 👀 The 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont is shaping up to be an absolute bloodbath based on terrifying rough videos (the ball just disappears)

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⛳️ Jordan Spieth almost hits fan in head (POV)

Jordan Spieth nearly turned a fan into collateral damage during Sunday's Memorial Tournament, and the terrifying POV footage will make you think twice about standing in his gallery. The three-time major champion's opening tee shot went wildly offline, forcing spectators to duck for cover before his second shot came even closer to drilling someone in the head. Classic Spieth—he somehow salvaged par with a 20-foot putt after the chaos. Fan-shot video emerged Monday showing just how close one spectator came to taking a Titleist to the dome, with the caption "Jordan wtf I'm here for you." It's all part of the Jordan Spieth Experience, but maybe bring a helmet next time. ⬇️

🕺 Scottie Scheffler’s caddy goes viral

Scottie Scheffler's caddie Ted Scott just celebrated another payday with some wild dance moves to Roy Jones Jr.'s "Can't Be Touched" in the Muirfield Village locker room. The viral Instagram video shows Scott busting moves that would make a middle school dance look smooth, but who cares when you're cashing six-figure checks? Scott, who earned over $5 million in 2024 alone, has every right to celebrate after Scheffler's third win in four starts this season. "Can't be touched, can't be stopped, can't be moved, can't be rocked," perfectly describes Scheffler's dominance. The caddie jumped on the Scheffler rocket ship in 2022 and has been flying high—and dancing badly—ever since. ⬇️

👀 The 2025 U.S. Open is next-level hard

The 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont is shaping up to be an absolute bloodbath based on terrifying rough videos emerging from the course. Barstool's "Beef" initially sent shivers down tour pros' spines with footage of thick grass during Media Day, but recent videos show conditions have gotten even more diabolical. Reports suggest 5+ inch rough paired with lightning-fast greens running 15+ on the stimpmeter, with the winning score expected to be over par. This marks Oakmont's record 10th U.S. Open hosting, and organizers clearly want the course to put up a legendary fight. While players like Scottie Scheffler have been going low all season, expect "sweet, glorious carnage" if the rough plays as nasty as it looks. ⬇️

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