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Practice rounds for the 2025 U.S. Open began Monday morning at Oakmont Country Club.

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Count one former winner at Oakmont among the revelers. On Thursday, Ernie Els took to social media to offer his two cents on this week’s U.S. Open setup. Needless to say, the 1994 winner at Oakmont (as well as champion at Congressional in 1997) sounded pretty pleased with the difficult challenge that awaits.

Speaking to the media before the start of the tournament, the Northern Irishman shared his concerns, putting the emphasis on penalties.