The open rebellion against US Open is blowing up in golf’s face

Pat Perez, fresh off the 7-over-par 77 he posted Saturday in the third round of the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, walked into the scoring area and said to no one in particular, but loudly enough to make sure he was heard: “Well, that was fun. Where’s Mike Davis?’’ Mike Davis is the executive director of the USGA, which was responsible for the unnecessary and unruly carnival that took place on Saturday with yet another questionable course setup. You would have thought, after the way the USGA lost control of Shinnecock Hills in the final round of the 2004 U.S. Open (the last time the championship was played on this venerable venue) that it might err on the side of caution this week. Not so. With