Phil Mickelson will have another chance to complete golf’s career Grand Slam after changes to the exemption criteria mean he has now qualified for this year's US Open.
The US Open will not have qualifying for the first time since 1924, a decision the USGA has described as "incredibly difficult" to make.
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The Masters could be played in November and The Open a week before the Ryder Cup as part of a revised 2020 schedule, according to a Golfweek report.
The Ryder Cup remains on course to be held in it's allotted week in late September after all main governing bodies in golf announced a revised schedule for 2020.
This year's US Open golf tournament is set to be postponed due to coronavirus concerns, according to the New York Post.
The USGA's preparations for the US Open have been halted by the closure of the venue, Winged Foot Golf Club.
Local qualifying for both the men's and women's US Opens has been put on hold, the United States Golf Association has announced.
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