As he stood over his four-foot birdie putt on the fourth playoff hole, Connor Sheehan's hands shook from a nervousness he hadn't felt in years, perhaps since his playing days at Millersville University. The line was dead-straight into the cup. The ball just needed a firm, true stroke from Sheehan's putter. Sheehan took a breath, steadied his nerve, and sank the putt to advance to the United States Amateur Championship, which this year, will be held on one of the game's most hallowed courses—Oakmont Country Club.
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