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David Puig was fully aware that he needed to make the cut at the U.S. Open to make the Spanish team for the Paris Olympics, and he had a whole lot of work to do after opening with a 76 at Pinehurst No. 2. The result was a second-round 68 that left him at 4 over for the championship and inside the cut line, which moved to plus-5 late in the day when Brooks Koepka stumbled on his final hole. Puig wasn't the only one who exhaled in relief at the end of a tough day at brutally hot Pinehurst.

Spain's David Puig rallied after a poor first round at the U.S. Open with a second-round 68 on Friday, which allowed him to make the cut and earn one of his nation's two spots at the Paris Olympics. …

The non-seeded status of the Indonesian women's team could be an advantage in disguise when facing hosts China.

Last week’s winner of the Malaysian Open, Spain’s David Puig, tied for 10th after a 68.

After a wretched run of injuries over the past 10 years, Queenstown golfer Ben Campbell’s probably in the form of his life, raising expectations...