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PGT: A year after winning the U.S. Open, Graeme McDowell is optimistic that despite his recent poor play, he can repeat as champ.

Paul Gutierrez will cough up thousands of dollars to the person who lands him a date with his future wife. He says he'll donate the money to the charity of the person's choice.

Castrodale: Although the collective dislike for LeBron has been amplified, public opinion seems to be shifting for Tiger Woods. After 18 months of being eviscerated by everyone from Gloria Allred to Oprah, we’ve started to forgive him and feel sorry for him.

GolfChannel: It is virtually impossible to comprehend the road Ernie Els has traveled since the last time the U.S. Open came to Congressional, when he won his second major in 1997.

Slacking off on shuteye could make it harder for you to resist high-calorie treats and fattening foods, new research found.

Robert Rock completed a wire-to-wire victory in the Italian Open on Sunday to earn his first European Tour title, shooting a 5-under 67 fend off a charge by Thorbjorn Olesen.

GolfChannel: For every winner of a major, there are a dozen men who feel like they lost the championship.

PGT: Robert Karlsson looked ready to run away from the St. Jude Classic field, but the Swede closed with back-to-back bogeys to see his lead go from five shots to one on Saturday.

NBCSports.com contributor Rob Bolton analyzes the top contenders, those in the running, and the long shots for the U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club.

GolfChannel: With a little math and a little hindsight, Jason Sobel says this year's U.S. Open champion will look a heck of lot like Edoardo Molinari.

PGT: The U.S. Open is using the top of the world ranking for one of its star groups next week at Congressional. Luke Donald, Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer will play together the first two rounds

Ian Kerner, sex therapist, and Dr. Gail Saltz, psychiatrist, talk about how to spice up a relationship to avoid bedroom boredom. (TODAY)

GolfChannel: There is still plenty of time for Tiger Woods to surpass Jack Nicklaus' major record, but if he doesn’t, he will be remembered more for failing to accomplish the feat than contending for the title.

TODAY’s Natalie Morales talks with psychotherapist Robi Ludwig and media mogul Donny Deutsch about why successful politicians and celebrities cheat on their significant others and lie about it. (TODAY)

PGT's Par 3: It's a shame that Vijay Singh let his majors streak ends at 67 without even trying to qualify for the U.S. Open.