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U.S. Open 2017: This drone footage of Erin Hills is spellbinding
some of the vistas at Erin Hills have made this U.S. Open a memorable one in this course's debut on the major stage. Though it's not a traditional Open course that we're all familiar with, like Oakmont or Pebble Beach, Erin Hills has captured many viewers' attention for its design variety and uniqueness.
These great views come to life in an even cooler way with this drone footage from Erin Hills. So before you enjoy the weekend's TV coverage, check out this drone coverage courtesy of Paul Hundley.
We love when a photographer captures footage of a golf course from a drone. And with the rolling land at Erin Hills, coupled with some spectacular lighting, we can't get enough.
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You might see some drone footage on the FOX telecast, but we doubt it'll be as pretty as this.
Cameron Champ is one of the longest hitters at the U.S. Open. He keeps to himself while he plays. There is a quiet confidence about him as he makes his way around Erin Hills. Nothing amateur about his game. He looks right at home in one of golf’s biggest tournaments. The 22-year-old Champ blasted his way to a 3-under 69 in the second round Friday, drawing attention for his long drives and steady putting. No amateur has won the Open since Johnny Goodman in 1933, but the easygoing Champ seems to be gaining confidence the longer he lurks near the top of the leaderboard. “I came in this week with no expectations really at all,” he said. “I just — the only expectation I had was to be low Am. I played well. The course sets up very well for me off the tee. If you hit it off the tee you can score.” Champ was humming along at even par in the second round when the Texas A&M senior closed with a flourish, recording four birdies and one bogey over his final seven holes. The succ...
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