ERIN, US: Dustin Johnson will aim to exploit his big-hitting prowess on the longest course in major championship history when he tees off at the US Open on Thursday (Friday in Manila), bidding to become the first back-to-back champion in 28 years.
The world number one won his first major in last year’s US Open at Oakmont, after several near-misses, and is the bookmakers’ favorite at the picturesque Erin Hills course in rural Wisconsin.
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