Tiger Woods Left Golf World Buzzing During Final Round Weather Delay at 2025 U.S. Open originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club has been a fantastic spectacle, with the brutal conditions leading to highly entertaining golf from the best players in the world.

There is nothing more inspiring than witnessing the immense pride a father feels for his child, and Charlie Woods undoubtedly filled his father’s heart with pride when he clinched his first Junior Golf Tournament victory.

Play was suspended at the U.S. Open on Sunday due to heavy rain, meaning NBC had to get creative to fill time on the broadcast - and the network turned to Tiger Woods

Golfer J.J. Spaun rallied back from a no good, very bad start to win the U.S. Open by two shots — all of which had him in 'shock' and crediting advice given by Tiger Woods.

Tiger Woods' son Charlie is making headlines after he penned a candid post, which was shared by Golf on CBS' Instagram account, to his dad. Charlie shared a heartfelt message to the man that raised him in honor of Father's Day.

Nobody likes weather delays, least of all on a major Sunday. Unfortunately, Mother Nature didn’t get the memo. On Sunday evening, the skies over Oakmont opened, dumping even more water on an already saturated golf course.

Despite barely playing, golf legend Tiger Woods is one of the top five highest-paid golfers over the past year.

The golf world is really missing Tiger Woods on Sunday. Woods, 49, is not playing in the U.S. Open. However, the golf world was still treated to a glimpse of the 15-time major champion on Sunday afternoon.

His strike landed two feet from the hole, setting up a birdie and an 11-shot victory. Fans held up burning lighters like they were attending a rock concert as Woods, on his way to an eight-win season and in the midst of the 'Tiger Slam' of four consecutive majors,

During last year's PNC Championship last year, Charlie posted a hole-in-one, and no one celebrated harder than Tiger, who hugged his son in pure joy. Now, on Father's Day, it was Charlie's turn to give back. His message was a reminder that, beyond the trophies and accolades, family is what truly matters.

Rory McIlroy has endured a tough week at the U.S. Open, and Hank Haney believes the Northern Irishman needs to take a break from golf after seeing him throw a club