From a heroic bunker shot to bladed chips to an impressive walk down memory lane to throwing golf balls, we've seen everything from Johnson Wagner over the past 16 months. At least, we thought we had.

Had he not dropped Tiger Woods' point-it-into-the-hole Valhalla putt from 2000, his average strokes gained/putting would've clocked in at -0.69. Simply put, Wagner needs more work on the greens.

OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) — One of the first memories for the last man to make the field at this year's U.S. Open was watching Tiger Woods. In that respect, Chase Johnson has plenty of company. In ...