SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP) One was about power. The other was about patience.
Brooks Koepka has a game for the U.S. Open no matter the course, no matter the test, no matter the circumstances.
He never lost hope when he began his title defense with a 75 and was 7-over par midway through the second round. He didnt lose his mind in the most punishing third round of a U.S. Open in nearly two decades.
And with a cool head and a hot putter, he didnt give anyone a chance down the stretch Sunday at Shinnecock Hills.