Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele Tie U.S. Open Record with First-Round 62s
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Rickie Fowler, once known for his flashy outfits, quietly made U.S. Open history by shooting an eight-under 62 in the first round at the Los Angeles Country Club, tying the lowest round in the history of the tournament. Fowler, who had struggled in recent years, has been predicting a revival and has persevered with his PGA Tour pals Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas. Fowler's journey from 173rd in the world to a record-setting round in the national championship has been long and tough, but worth it.
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