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Charlie Woods will not be on the bag for golf's top-ranked junior player at next week's U.S. Open. Jacksonville Beach's Miles Russell announced his swing coach Ramon Bescansa would be his caddy at the 126th U.S. Open next week at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in New York in a teleconference on Friday, June 12 Russell, the No. 1 junior golfer in the AJGA Rolex Rankings, survived a 3-for-2 sudden death playoff to qualify on "Golf's Longest Day" at BallenIsles Country Club's East course on June 8 in Palm Beach Gardens.Woods, a rising senior at the Benjamin School and son of legendary golfer Tiger Woods, was Russell's caddie for the 36-hole event. Russell was complimentary of Woods' impact as caddie and initially said he hoped his friend and fellow Florida State commit would available on the bag at the U.S. Open."We just walked and talked and laughed," Russell said. "We had a bunch of fun and he helped me the most probably just by staying calm, taking my mind off what was going on. "That's a pretty stressful day and if you have somebody on your bag that you don't want to spend all day with, it's going to make it that much harder."It was a common sentiment among the junior golfers in Monday's U.S. Open qualifier in Palm Beach Gardens. Royal Palm Beach's Giuseppe Puebla, 17, qualified for the U.S. Open and tied with PGA Tour veteran Ben Silverman for the day's best overall score. He selected his friend Hampton Beebe of West Palm Beach to man the bag."It's such a long stressful day that I think you want a familiar face on the bag," Puebla said. "Just someone that you can rely on. If it's someone you don't know, you're kind of trucking the whole day and just trying to stay alive. To have someone who is close to you is pretty nice."Beebe, an Auburn golf signee and reigning FHSAA state champion, is unlikely to be available to caddie for Puebla at the U.S. Open due to his own playing schedule.As of Friday morning, Beebe and Woods are in the field as players at Florida's 109th Amateur Championship in Jupiter. Beebe shot 3-under in the first round and is tied for fourth place while shot 8-over and is tied for 112th. Eric J. Wallace is deputy sports editor for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at ejwallace@usatodayco.com. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Charlie Woods will not caddie at U.S. Open for friend Miles Russell

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US star Tyler Adams admitted he "blacked out" just days before America's World Cup opener.The States are set to kick off their World Cup campaign against Paraguay at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, with Adams expected to start in the middle of the park for Mauricio Pochettino's side.Members of the American national team gathered to watch the New York Knicks' victory over the San Antonio Spurs, with Adams saying he "blacked out" in the celebrations.The midfielder said: "It's pretty captivating. I think them kind of being the underdog coming out of the east and doing something special as they're doing right now.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"I take inspiration, but I'm a New York Knicks fan, not everyone's New York Knicks fans!"Pochettino has called on American fans to channel the passion shown at the NBA Finals, which sees the Knicks chase their first Championship in 50 years.Fans flooded the streets of Manhattan after the Knicks progressed to within one win of a first title since 1973.Several of Pochettino's players went ballistic, celebrating after New York's incredible comeback victory.LATEST SPORTS NEWSGary Neville insists World Cup hosts must 'give up their country' after wading into visa rowHundreds of empty seats in second game of World Cup as organisers left embarrassedNew Zealand's all-time leading run scorer retires from cricket days before England Test matchSpeaking about how his players can use some of the tempo from the NBA, the Argentine said: "I think it's contagious and we need to play with passion, we need to win games -that's very important [we need] to make the fans feel proud about what they are seeing on the field."To create that emotional relationship and then you will do the rest - try to encourage the people to celebrate - but we need to win. The important thing is to win."[If] we want to win, we need the support of our fans, and I know after Charlotte and Chicago [where the US played World Cup warm-up games] that the fans are with the team."The former Tottenham boss reiterated that the US needs to win the World Cup for him to view this summer as a success.Speaking in LA on Thursday, he said: "For me, success is [to] win the World Cup if we don't arrive at the final and we don't win the World Cup, to talk about success is [wrong]. For me, in my mindset."Then if you say to me: 'Oh, the conditions' or 'we play against good teams, good national teams,' okay."But when we signed here it is because we wanted to come here and to be involved in the unique event. "But with the possibility to compete well and believing in winning."The former Southampton boss admitted he has already chosen his starting lineup for the contest, confirming Crystal Palace defender Chris Richards is available after injury.When asked who will start in goal between Matt Freese and Matt Turner, Pochettino said: "I don't know if they know."Because if I tell [you] if they know, you will start to call [them to find out]."Following Paraguay, America will face Australia and Turkey in their other games of Group D.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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