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Trump's Cash-Starved Campaign Seeks Top Donors in New York

Edit Bloomberg 22 Jun 2016
Donald Trump courted some of Wall Street's biggest donors on Tuesday to kick-start a fundraising effort that is lagging far behind Hillary Clinton's. . Among the major donors spotted heading into the dinner, at Manhattan's Le Cirque restaurant, was the Long Island hedge-fund manager Robert Mercer ... "Lemme tell you something, if I had a million dollars, I would give him a million dollars," Dietl said ... LEARN MORE. ....

Bubba Watson Marvels At How D.J. Handled USGA Debacle

Edit Baltimore Sun 21 Jun 2016
CROMWELL — The tweets were not kind. And by late Monday morning, Bubba Watson also knew they weren't anonymous. From Jordan Spieth. "Lemme get this straight. DJ doesn't address it. It's ruled that he didn't cause it to move. Now you tell him he may have? Now? This a joke?". From Rory McIlory. "This... ....

USGA deducts one stroke from US Open winner Johnson

Edit The Miami Herald 20 Jun 2016
The United States Golf Association penalized Dustin Johnson one stroke after his ball moved on the fifth green. After missing a birdie putt, Johnson, who led the U.S ... Before grounding his club, the ball moved ... "Lemme get this straight.....

2016 U.S. Open: Possible penalty on Dustin Johnson fires up Twitter

Edit Penn Live 20 Jun 2016
Will a USGA decision take a major championship from Dustin Johnson?. That is the question announcers are asking on Fox and golfers and fans are asking on Twitter. Officials are waiting until Johnson finishes his final U.S ... He could be penalized one stroke, which could change the outcome of the tournament ... Lemme get this straight. ... ....

Stars rage as Dustin Johnson touch controversy grips US Open

Edit New York Post 20 Jun 2016
Here it is, in all its glory. Dustin Johnson controversy on hole 5 https.//t.co/ntISGSE4Xi. — Travis Jaudon (@jaudonsports) June 19, 2016. U.S. Open leader Dustin Johnson is heading down the back nine at Oakmont unsure of what to jot down as his score on the fifth hole ... This is ridiculous… No penalty whatsoever for DJ ... Lemme get this straight. ... ....

Spieth not happy with some decisions by USGA

Edit The Oklahoman 20 Jun 2016
OAKMONT, Pa. — Defending United States Open champion Jordan Spieth began the week being critical of the U.S. Golf Association and ended it being even more critical of the same group. In between, he had a rough week of golf, too. Spieth never did make a run at a second consecutive title or redemption after his Masters meltdown. He shot 5-over-par 75 Sunday and finished at 9 over ... “Lemme get this straight … DJ doesn’t address it ... ——— ... ——— ... ....

Rules confusion mars US Open

Edit Sporting Life 20 Jun 2016
Johnson began the final round at Oakmont four shots behind Ireland's Shane Lowry, but found himself two in front thanks to birdies on the second and ninth and four bogeys in the first 10 holes from Lowry ... Johnson had seen his ball move fractionally as he lined up a par putt but called in the referee walking with his group and was initially cleared of any wrongdoing before holing out for par ... "Lemme get this straight. ... ....

Spieth, McIlroy, Pros React to Dustin Johnson Putting Controversy

Edit Golf 20 Jun 2016
OAKMONT, Pa. -- When Dustin Johnson's ball moved on the 5th green during his final round of the U.S. Open, he stopped and made sure he interpreted the ruling correctly. More than an hour later, the USGA informed Johnson it was unsure if he should be penalized a stroke under the idea that he had forced the ball to move ... Rory McIlroy was one of the first to sound off, followed by many others, including former U.S ... Lemme get this straight. ... ....

U.S. Open 2016: PGA golfers rip USGA for pending ruling on Dustin Johnson

Edit NJ dot com 20 Jun 2016
U.S. Open officials say they will review Dustin Johnson's putting setup on No. 5 to definitively decide if he was responsible for making the ball move during Sunday's final round at Oakmont Country Club. U.S. Open officials say they will review Dustin Johnson's putting setup on No ... LIVE UPDATES of 4th round. If so, Johnson will be assessed a one-shot penalty ... Lemme get this straight.. DJ doesn't address it ... // > ... // > ... // >....

Confusion reigns as US Open contender Dustin Johnson faces post-round review

Edit Belfast Telegraph 20 Jun 2016
The US Open descended into farce on Sunday after an incident involving Dustin Johnson left players, officials and spectators unsure of what his score was with just six holes to play. Johnson began the final round at Oakmont four shots behind Ireland's Shane Lowry, but found himself two in front thanks to birdies on the second and ninth and four bogeys in the first 10 holes from Lowry. Share Go To ... "Lemme get this straight.....

Decisive Johnson victory calms US Open brouhaha

Edit Taipei Times 20 Jun 2016
Dustin Johnson shook off the specter of a potential penalty controversy, leaving no room for doubt in his first major victory at the US Open in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, on Sunday. With just one stroke separating Johnson from Shane Lowry at the top of the leaderboard, the US Golf Association (USGA) informed Johnson he could be assessed a penalty after the round for an infraction on the fifth green ... “Lemme get this straight... World No ... ....

Golf | U.S. Open notebook: Lowry laments an opportunity lost

Edit The Columbus Dispatch 20 Jun 2016
OAKMONT, Pa. — Shane Lowry stood on the 18th green for an awards presentation at the U.S. Open, just as he had planned. But it's where Lowry stood, however, that will stick with the affable Irishman for a while. Maybe a long while. While Dustin Johnson donned the gold medal, held the trophy and exorcized some major championship meltdowns of his own, Lowry rubbed his beard and tried to smile through the anguish ... 5 ... “Lemme get this straight ... ....

Heartbreak for Shane Lowry as Johnson wins US Open

Edit RTE 20 Jun 2016
Shane Lowry saw a four-stroke lead evaporate as Dustin Johnson claimed the US Open title on a day of controversy at Oakmont. Johnson carded a closing 69 to finish four under par, but only after belatedly being given a one-shot penalty following an incident which left players, officials and spectators unsure of his score with just seven holes to play ... "This is ridiculous... "Lemme get this straight. ... ....
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