Johnny Miller News

Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where the next person who mentions Merion's wicker baskets risks being beaten with one of Merion's wicker baskets.

Kinda, i think adam scott had much more hype since he was an american golfer, and his swing resembled Tiger's when Tiger was in his prime.

Occasionally on Sunday, when an out-of-contention Woods still managed to attract an enormous gallery, the wind at Merion seemed to howl his name.

I don't understand. Are you saying Johnny Miller doesn't know how to hit a cut? I didn't hear him make the comment you said he made regarding that particular shot by Tiger.

It won't play well with the modern fraternity, but NBC's Johnny Miller evoked a bygone era -- his own, not surprisingly -- to explain the U.S. Open field's general failure to solve the riddle of the Merion Golf Club.

Nearly half the field did not finish the second round when it was suspended by darkness.

Miller, the 1973 Open champion, is the lead analyst for NBC's coverage of the championship.

Mired in muck, the mud-splattered masses now have only one question about Merion: How low will the pros go? Months ago, Lee Trevino predicted, "If you can't control the rain, Merion will get slaughtered."

Give credit to the United States Golf Association for bringing the U.S. Open back to the East Course at Merion Golf Club for the first time in 32 years.

Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we've had that spectacular U.S. Open theme song in our heads for months.

The U.S. Open 2013 favorites are starting to become clearer now that the tournament is just around the corner.

But he knows why his 63 in '73 remains so prominent in golf history, and the way his NBC Sports colleagues discuss it every June during the U.S. Open telecast is only part of the reason.

The 3M Championship is adding three of the best women's golfers of all time to its Greats of Golf competition this summer.

Site preparation for College of Marin 's new Academic Center continues with the demolition of outdated buildings, including the Administrative Center, Olney Hall, Business and Management Center, and Harlan Center.

The U.S. Open returns to Pennsylvania for the 16th time, the second-most among states behind New York.

Looking ahead to next week's U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club, the leaders better make hay before arriving at the 14th tee.

Though the next few hundred words will be slightly self-indulgent, feel free to live vicariously through them as I describe the golfing thrill of a lifetime.

Like every other sport, golf is a lower-body game - power and accuracy come from the ground up.

What can I tell you about Jack Nicklaus that you don't already know? That he's superstitious, perhaps.

Quarterback Christian Ponder looks for a receiver as the Minnesota Vikings practiced during organized team activities May 28.