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NY Times · Jun 17, 2015

North Dakota Duo Helps Make Up Another Quirky US Open Field

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. — All that separated Tom Hoge and Josh Persons growing up was five years and a few miles, which wouldn't be so odd if their hometown was Dallas or Los Angeles or somewhere in Florida.

It's downright bizarre when you consider the pair of U.S. Open rookies are from Fargo.

As in, North Dakota.

As in, BRRR!

"You might think for hockey, maybe two guys would be playing each other for the Stanley Cup," Hoge said, standing on the sun-splashed practice range at Chambers Bay before his final warmup round. "But you never think two guys would be playing in the U.S. Open It's just weird."

Weird is exactly what makes this championship unique, though.

Full story at NY Times

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