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Miles Russell, 17, has his dad caddie to finish his US Open debut in a Father’s Day surprise

Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell marked his U.S. Open debut by surprising his father with a caddie role on the 18th hole.

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The brief

Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell is competing in his U.S. Open debut, concluding the round with a significant gesture on Father's Day.

Russell arranged for his father to serve as his caddie for the 18th hole, executing a swap covered by ESPN and AP News. Reporting from the PGA Tour highlights that Russell played alongside fellow amateur Jackson Koivun in a pairing described as the "future of golf." GOLF.com notes that Russell is contending at the event and mentions his friendship with Tiger Woods' son.

Coverage does not yet specify Russell's final score, official standing on the leaderboard or the specific result of the round. Further details are expected regarding the conclusion of his performance.

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Quick answers

Who is Miles Russell?

Coverage identifies him as a 17-year-old amateur making his debut at the U.S. Open.

What happened on the 18th hole?

Russell surprised his father by having him caddie for the final hole of the round.

Who was Russell paired with?

He played with fellow amateur Jackson Koivun in a grouping referred to as the 'future of golf.'

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Miles Russell U.S. Open Golf Father's Day Amateur Golf

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