Dentist Matt Vogt’s Homecoming at U.S. Open Ends with Kick in the Teeth
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Dentist Matt Vogt’s homecoming at U.S. Open ends with kick in the teeth
OAKMONT, Pa. — Matt Vogt’s dream-like week heading up to his somewhat unlikely journey to the U.S. Open at a course he once caddied at ended with what felt, perhaps fittingly, like a trip to the dentist’s office. The 34-year-old amateur — a Pittsburgh-area native who has a dental practice in the Indianapolis suburbs — had the honors early Thursday morning, taking the opening shot of the national championship’s 10th visit to Oakmont. Vogt knew fu…
Full-time dentist, part-time amateur Matt Vogt's U.S. Open homecoming ends with a kick in the teeth
OAKMONT, Pa. — Matt Vogt’s dream-like week heading up to his somewhat unlikely journey to the U.S. Open at a course he once caddied at ended with what felt, perhaps fittingly, like a trip to the dentist’s office. The 34-year-old amateur — a Pittsburgh-area native who has a dental practice in the Indianapolis suburbs — had the honours early Thursday morning, taking the opening shot of the national championship’s 10th visit to Oakmont. Vogt knew f…
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