Everything You Need to Know About the U.S. Open

The 2013 U.S. Open Championship is descending upon the Merion Golf Club and the surrounding communities June 10 to 16.

Concerned About U.S. Open Traffic? The impact is expected to be felt all over the Western suburbs.

Merion will be the shortest course for any major championship since the 2004 U.S. Open (although it has been lengthened since the 1981 Open). And we are in a densly-populated area that will be impacted by the influx in people. Tournament officials

So how do people feel about this? A discussion began on a U.S. Open blog post on Haverford Patch.

So, what do you think as we ramp up to this huge event? Do you expect it will inconvenience your life?

You may want to avoid the immediate area during that time, but if you want to throw yourself into the frenzy and fun, read all about the preparation, logistics and stories that come with hosting such an event:

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