There’s never a dull day in the world of Jordan Spieth. The three-time major-winning master of disaster has become infamous for getting himself in (and out) of tight spots over the years. That tendency is amplified at the U.S. Open, where the brutal setups turn even golf’s most conservative players into scrambling lunatics. Not to be outdone, Spieth jumpstarted the “Jordan Spieth Experience” during his range session at Shinnecock on Monday, nearly smoking a random passerby in the head with an errant shot. Take it away, Jordan.
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“37, three-degree cut—OH GOD!” Spieth was seen saying by cameras trained on his range bay, perhaps in anticipation of this very thing. “Jesus,” the 2015 U.S. Open champ continued, slumping forward in relief. “Dude, that almost smoked him in the head … I started looking down and he’s walking right at that ball. Wooo!”
Classic Spieth, but in his defense, the northerly wind on Monday prompted many pros to abandon their practce rounds entirely. Shinnecock, which was designed with its location’s persistent southwestern blow in mind, becomes virtually unplayable when the wind shifts to the north. Needless to say, if you’re headed out to the tournament this week, make sure to keep your head on swivel, especially if you hear “now driving … JORDAN SPIETH!”
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The Korean Football ***** ociation have issued a statement condemning the leaked conversation of some journalists appearing to mock South Korea captain Heung-min Son.
Football Asian revealed that some journalists were caught on the microphone mocking Son's national service, claiming that he "didn't even properly serve in the military."
Son earned an exemption from the mandatory 21-month posting following the nation's Asian Games victory in 2018, allowing him to participate in a three-month basic military training service instead. However, these comments have landed the journalists in trouble.
A statement from the KFA said: "Message of advice regarding media activities related to the South Korean national football team.
"The Korea Football ***** ociation expresses regret regarding the inappropriate remarks made by some media officials during the training of the national football team at the Guadalajara base camp for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.

Former South Carolina second baseman Karley Shelton has committed to Tennessee softball out of the transfer portal, she announced June 15.
Shelton started all 60 games for the Gamecocks and was one of their top performers. Shelton will have one year of eligibility left after playing the last three seasons at South Carolina, and she'll reunite with her former Gamecocks teammate Sage Mardjetko, who transferred to Tennessee after the 2024 season.
"See you soon Rocky Top! #govols " Shelton wrote in an Instagram post.