On this edition of "Jay's Plays," Jay Flemma welcomes golf-course architect Bruce Charlton, who played a significant role in the construction of 2015 U.S. Open host Chambers Bay, and Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine writer Gary Van Sickle. The trio talks about how the Robert Trent Jones Jr. did as a first-time major host and more.

Gamble Sands general manager Dave Christenson joined Jay Flemma to reflect on the Washington course's first year and its importance to American golf

Cybergolf's Jeff Shelly joined Jay Flemma from Chambers Bay, site of the 115th U.S. Open, to talk about the year's second major and his charitable work

Longtime ESPN reporter and essasyist Tom Rinaldi joined Jay Flemma from the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay to reflect on the course and the developments in Washington.

Anderson Memorial winners Adam Horton and Roger Newsom join Jay Flemma to talk about their Winged Foot triumph and other miscellaneous topics heading into the U.S. Open

In a two-part conversation, Jay Flemma previews the 2015 U.S. Open and more with golf-course architecture aficionado Pat Mucci and Rodney Heller, head golf professional at St. George's Golf & Country Club in New York.

In a two-part conversation, Jay Flemma previews the 2015 U.S. Open and more with golf-course architecture aficionado Pat Mucci and Rodney Heller, head golf professional at St. George's Golf & Country Club in New York.

Jay Flemma is joined for a special three-part conversation with golf course architects Jeff Brauer and Steve Smyers. The trio, of course, talks golf course design, but also shares stories of Lee Trevino and other legends, as well about The Players Championship and U.S. Open.

Jay Flemma is joined for a special three-part conversation with golf course architects Jeff Brauer and Steve Smyers. The trio, of course, talks golf course design, but also shares stories of Lee Trevino and other legends, as well about The Players Championship and U.S. Open.

Jay Flemma is joined for a special three-part conversation with golf course architects Jeff Brauer and Steve Smyers. The trio, of course, talks golf course design, but also shares stories of Lee Trevino and other legends, as well about The Players Championship and U.S. Open.