Zac Blair, a former Brigham Young University (BYU) golfer, has gone viral for his incredible shot during the U.S. Open practice round at Oakmont Country Club. Blair, a 10-plus year PGA Tour veteran, pulled off an impressive approach shot using a putter from 122 yards out on the first hole. The video of his shot has racked up nearly 2 million views and has been dubbed the “Utah Wedge” by fans.
*The Shot*
Blair’s unconventional approach has garnered widespread attention and admiration. Using a putter for such a long-distance shot is rare, even among professional golfers. The shot’s success has sparked discussions about the challenges of Oakmont Country Club’s tough fairways, which have befuddled some players during practice attempts.
Blair’s U.S. Open Journey
Blair is competing in the 125th U.S. Open, seeking his first major championship win. He’ll tee off on Thursday alongside Scott Vincent and Alistair Docherty, with a starting time of 6:45 a.m. ET. Blair will face stiff competition from top golfers like Bryson DeChambeau, the defending champion.
*About Zac Blair*
As a former BYU golfer, Blair has demonstrated his skill and dedication to the sport. Now, as a PGA Tour veteran, he’s looking to make a lasting impression at the 
