J.J. Spaun takes team on St. Andrews trip after U.S. Open win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 1:19 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

J.J. Spaun celebrated his U.S. Open victory with his caddie and swing coach by treating them to a trip to St. Andrews, Scotland. The outing included a round at the Old Course, allowing Spaun to scout for next year's British Open. Spaun expressed gratitude for the support of his team, highlighting their contributions to his career, including a reconstructive swing change by coach Adam Schriber. Spaun also returned to using his LAB putter, which had previously been sidelined, playing well in the BMW Championship.
- •Spaun treated his team to golf at St. Andrews after winning the U.S. Open.
- •It was Spaun's first visit to the Old Course, while his caddie had previously played there.
- •He credits his team for helping him rise to fifth in the world rankings.
- •Spaun plans to apply lessons from the trip to next year's British Open.
- •He shot 6-under 64 at the BMW Championship, returning to his old LAB putter.
- 1:19 PMYahoo Sports — J.J. Spaun rewards his team with St. Andrews trip
"After his US Open win, Spaun treated his team to a trip to St. Andrews. And this just in: the putter he used to win the Open is out of the doghouse.
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