USOpen 2019: Experts pick their Pebble Beach winner
The world number one golfer has won four of the last majors and could become only the second man in history to win the U.S. Open three times in a row if here to triumph on Sunday.to emulate him.
"I haven't talked to anybody about going three in a row," Koepka told reporters on Wednesday, as per ESPN. Aside from Koepka, Tiger Woods returns to the stage of arguably his greatest triumph looking for a second major this year. Woods ended an 11-year major drought when heRory McIlroy's wait for a major has now entered its fifth year, but the Northern Irishman is the bookmakers' second favorite after dominating the Canadian Open last week.
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