Schauffele braves the dinosaurs in Jurassic World
Xander Schauffele won't let a few dinosaurs get in the way of his bunker practice. Watch Jurassic World Rebirth in theaters on July 2, and the U.S. Open on NBC and Peacock June 12-15.
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