There’s no stopping now on the road to New York. The pros spent the last few days heading south from Canada to the outskirts of Cincinnati, Ohio—more likely on a plane, or a private jet, than the fabled, and apparently mothballed, blue U.S. Open Series bus. Before we join them, I’ll take a last look back at the weekend in Montreal and Toronto. Here are four things that stood out.
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Published Aug 11, 2014