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By Jerry Slaske KEY Milwaukee Golf Editor keymilwaukee.com 27 come apart, fans may carry mobile devices small- er than 7" in length and/or height. That includes cell phones and smart phones. All device controls must be set to silent or vibrate at all times, and phone calls must be received or placed only in designated Phone Zones around the course. See usopen.com for locations. Once on the course and you want to know what's happening on what hole, American Ex - press will provide free radios from 9-11am during the championship rounds at any one of three on-course locations. You can also charge your phones courtesy of American Express. Again, go to usopen.com to enhance your experience. The USGA will provide free Wi-Fi at several locations and an app to locate your favorite players in real time and receive the latest news and updates. Lastly, if you want to purchase U.S. Open merchandise several days before the tournament begins, the 39,000 sq. ft. Merchandise Pavilion will be open June 8-11 (Thursday-Sunday) from 10 am-6 pm. No tickets or credentials will be required to enter at those times and you can park for free almost at the pavilion's front door. The USGA has gone to great lengths to make this 117th U.S. Open Championship the most con - venient, accessible and exciting U.S. Open ever. Now it's up to you and Mother Nature to make it a complete success. Still looking for tickets? Practice round tickets typically don't sell out. Click on the tickets icon at usopen.com for availability. 3 3