Miles Russell's dad caddies for him on Father's Day at U.S. Open

"It was such a cool moment," the amateur golfer, 17, said

As Miles Russell was coming up the 18th hole at the U.S.

17-year-old Miles Russell delivered an incredible Father’s Day moment for his dad, Joe Russell, during the final round of his first-ever U.S. Open on Sunday at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, NY. Russell, the youngest player in the field and the top-ranked junior in the world, surprised his father with an incredible Father’s Day gift on…

Miles Russell, 17, surprised his father on the 18th hole of the U.S. Open by having his caddie hand over his clubs and bib so he could carry his son's clubs the rest of the way.

By Amy Tennery SOUTHAMPTON, New York, June 21 (Reuters) - Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell gave his dad the ultimate Father's Day present at the U.S.

Miles Russell had quite a Father’s Day gift for his dad: the chance to be the caddie in his son’s U.S. Open debut. The 17-year-old amateur surprised his father on the 18th hole Sunday when his caddie brought Russell’s clubs to him outside the ropes to carry t…

Miles Russell became the second-youngest amateur to make the cut at the U.S. Open since World War II, and he capped the weekend with a touching moment

The 17-year-old amateur surprised his father, Joe, on the 18th hole Sunday when his caddie brought Russell's clubs to him outside the ropes to carry them the rest of the way. “It was kind of a fun Father’s Day gift,” Miles Russell said. Russell had Charlie Woods, Tiger Woods' son and his future teammate at Florida State, carrying the bag for him when he advanced to the U.S. Open through a 36-hole qualifying tournament earlier this month.

Here's a look at the moment Russell and his dad shared on Sunday.

Miles Russell authored a nice Father's Day gift Sunday when he had his caddie hand the bag and bib over Miles' dad, Joe, on the 18th hole at Shinnecock.