58K views · 1.6K reactions | WE ARE BACK BABY. I’m at the 3M Open taking a closer look at how 3M is helping us all return to play! By the way, just like I have no idea where I’m supposed to park, I bet you had no idea this Tesla was wrapped in 3M Wrap Films. Express yourself… but park where you’re allowed to! Science rocks! https://s.3m.com/n4z7qp #golfthatmatters | Josh Duhamel | Facebook

24K views · 284 shares | On Day 2 of the 2020 U.S. Open, 8 of the Academy Resident Athletes stepped on to the mat and all showcased their skills with Gareth Brown and Paul Green by their side. 6 of the Resident Athletes took medals that day 4 gold 磊 and 2 Bronze 雷- Watch some of the highlights from day 2. #USATKD #TheAcademy #ResidentAthletes #DontFearTheFight #MomentumGeneration | USA Taekwondo | Facebook

31K views · 310 reactions | In 1968 Gary Player won The Open at Carnoustie. Create your own Carnoustie moments at The 147th Open. Sound ON Just 1 week left to grab early bird pricing - po.st/GPCarnoustieMoments | The Open | Facebook

97th Open - Carnoustie (1968) | Flashback

Jack Nicklaus’ 1-iron tee shot on the famous par-3 17th at Pebble Beach hit the flagstick and stopped inches from the hole for a tap-in birdie, all but assuring Nicklaus of his third U.S. Open title. Is it the greatest shot in #USOpen history? Your vote counts! ➡️ https://on.usopen.com/GreatestShots | U.S. Open Championship

It's always a good show at Pebble Beach! Jack Nicklaus' performance in 1972 showed just what it takes to win a third 🏆 in golf's ultimate test. #USOpen | U.S. Open Championship

43K views · 738 reactions | Two weeks until #USOpen Sunday. Two weeks until more magical moments. Here's a look back at Jack's 1-iron on No. 17 at Pebble Beach in 1972! | U.S. Open Championship | Facebook