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Four players are under par entering the final round of the 125th U.S. Open. Here’s why they’ll win — and why they won’t.
J.J. Spaun might not be the flashiest player, but his “fairways and greens” formula works perfectly at Oakmont. His clean and steady swing has Live From the U.S. Open bullish on his chances on Sunday.
Live From the U.S. Open breaks down the state of Viktor Hovland’s game, including his elite iron play, improved chipping and inconsistent driver, with the 27-year-old three shots back of the lead entering Sunday.
Scott, the 2013 Masters champion, is one back entering the final round of the 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont.
Inspired by “Banks of Loch Lomond,” Johnson Wagner tries to recreate Viktor Hovland’s miraculous recovery, Sam Burns’ beautiful chip and Adam Scott’s bunker shot on 17 from U.S. Open Saturday. Which one went the best?
Sam Burns is in the final pairing on Sunday at Oakmont Country Club. Why? He knows how to save a “U.S. Open Par.” Live From breaks it down after Saturday’s Moving Day.
Here’s how to watch the final round of the 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club.
Here’s a look at the final-round tee times, pairings and featured groups at the U.S. Open.
Third-round leaderboard from the 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club.
Only four players are under par and Burns leads the way through 54 holes.
McIlroy spoke to the media after a major round for the first time since winning the Masters Tournament.
Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller can look across the vast landscape of Oakmont where each won momentous U.S. Open titles and see in some respects how little has changed.
World Golf Hall of Famer Johnny Miller emotionally reminisces on his historic 63 during the final round of the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont, explaining why the moment still means so much to him.
Here’s a look at the third-round tee times, pairings and featured groups at the U.S. Open.
After another round of storms drenched Oakmont, the USGA announced Saturday morning that it was offering a refund to any ticketed fans who didn’t want to slog through the “very saturated” areas outside the ropes.
Burns is one of three players who are under par after two days of the 125th U.S. Open.
Mickelson made two late double bogeys and missed a 15-foot putt at the last to miss the cut by one in what is likely his final U.S. Open appearance.
Live From the U.S. Open sees the 125th playing of this championship as “wide open” given the tight leaderboard and rainy conditions expected to soften Oakmont ahead of the weekend.