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US Open 2020: Having recorded 51 victories in 60 matches, Djokovic is the second most successful player in the tournament’s history – just behind nine-time champion Rafael Nadal. Djokovic has won 27 of his 28 matches this year and will resume his hunt for an 18th Grand Slam title at the French Open, which begins on Sept. 27.

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The first major championship of the 2020-2021 PGA Tour season is upon us this week as the U.S. Open, originally scheduled for June but pushed back amid the COVID-19 pandemic, comes barreling into focus. It’s the first time since 1913 that the U.S. Open will be played in the month of September and the first event of a historic season set to crown six major champions.

The field is loaded as ever with a blend of the sport’s young stars as Collin Morikawa and Bryson DeChambeau collide with the old guard of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, all with the U.S. Open trophy and a total prize purse exceeding $12 million on the line. Life-changing money for many on the tour, a drop in the bucket for others.

And that’s what makes our annual rootability rankings so much fun. You can look at this event through a number of different lenses and pick your rooting interests accordingly. So if you want to cheer on the golfer with the lowest career earnings in the field, do it. If you want to root for Tiger to get even richer, then hey, no one’s stopping you.Tee times for the 2020 U.S. Open at Winged Foot are out, and there are some absolutely loaded groups for what will almost assuredly be the toughest test of golf this season beginning this Thursday in southern New York. The USGA always creates interesting trios, and that’s true again this year with most of the best players in the world in attendance at the 2020-21 season’s first major championship.

The threesome of Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas and Collin Morikawa headlines the groups — how often do you think Tiger has been the third-best ball-striker in his group? — but it’s far from the only tee time worth keeping an eye on this week. Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott and Justin Rose will play together on Thursday and Friday as well. So will Bryson DeChambeau, Tony Finau and world No. 1 Dustin Johnson. World No. 2 Jon Rahm is grouped with Phil Mickelson and Paul Casey.

The group that maybe most intrigues me is the Oklahoma State trio of Rickie Fowler, Viktor Hovland and Matthew Wolff. It seems unlikely that any of them would win the event this year, but all three are currently ranked in the top 50 in the world and should be expected to make the cut. Check out the tee times for Thursday’s first round of action at Winged Foot below, and keep it locked here to CBS Sports for up-to-the-minute coverage of the 2020 U.S. Open throughout the week. Also check out the latest U.S. Open odds, via William Hill Sportsbook.
Novak Djokovic said he was relieved to turn the page on his contentious U.S. Open exit as he began his claycourt season with a solid victory in his first match at the Italian Open on Wednesday. The world number one, who was disqualified in New York after accidentally hitting a line judge with a ball during his fourth round match, defeated Italian wildcard Salvatore Caruso 6-3 6-2 to move into the third round in Rome.

Djokovic’s default in New York was met with heavy criticism by former players and fans on social media but the Serb said he was able to disconnect himself from the outside noise. “I wouldn’t say I recovered happiness… because I’m happy regardless of tennis,” Djokovic told a news conference. “I was actually looking forward to an official match as soon as possible after what happened in New York as I feel the sentiment on court needs to be positive.”

Djokovic’s frustration boiled over after dropping his serve against Pablo Carreno Busta in the opening set at Flushing Meadows but 10 days on in Rome he did not face a single break point in an imperious display against the unseeded Caruso. “I didn’t feel any emotional or mental blockages or any drama playing a match today. I felt very comfortable,” Djokovic said. “Caruso was a very good test for me. I was very pleased how I handled myself in important moments of the match.”

On arrival in Rome, an apologetic Djokovic vowed to be “the best version” of himself on and off the court and he kept his emotions in check against local hope Caruso. Four-times Rome champion Djokovic, who received an opening-round bye, broke Caruso’s serve in the eighth game before serving out the opening set.

Caruso, who battled past American Tennys Sandgren in the opening round for his first ATP Masters 1000 match win, dropped his serve in a see-saw third game of the second set which lasted nearly 12 minutes. With momentum firmly on his side, top seed Djokovic broke his opponent for a third time in the match before celebrating victory by blowing kisses into the empty stands at the Foro Italico.

The 120th U.S. Open is fast approaching with the key question being the same one everyone is asking across the golf world: Who are you picking to win at Winged Foot? With a tremendous field featuring most of the best golfers in the world, the first major of the 2020-21 season should be an epic ride from Thursday’s first round onward.

The storylines are plentiful this week. Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm are looking to continue their incredible play. Tiger Woods and especially Phil Mickelson are hoping to tap into the fountain of youth as Woods seeks to conquer a course he’s struggled playing and Lefty again efforts toward the lone major that has eluded him. We also have Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy and a bevy of other star golfers looking to stake a claim at the first of six majors we will see before the season is out.

So what is going to happen later this week in New York? Let’s take a look at a full set of predictions and picks from our CBS Sports experts. Check out a full set of odds via William Hill Sportsbook along with the tee times for Thursday’s first round.