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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania :J.J. Spaun emerged as the surprise early first-round U.S. Open leader on Thursday at Oakmont Country Club where Rory McIlroy was two shots back, defending champion Bryson DeChambeau opened with a bogey and Scottie Scheffler had yet to start.
It’s a championship steeped in grit, history, and iconic moments—dating back to 1895. The U.S. Open is the ultimate test in golf, where legends like Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan etched their names into the game’s toughest major. From punishing rough to dramatic finishes, it remains one of golf’s most revered and demanding traditions.
In the nine previous U.S. Opens at Oakmont, only 23 players finished under par. Three of the past champions here had scores over par, and the lowest 72-hole scoring total for a winner at Oakmont was 5 under.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania :The U.S. Open began under partly cloudy skies on Thursday at challenging Oakmont Country Club where Bryson DeChambeau hopes to make a fast start to his title defence while tournament favourite Scottie Scheffler was hours from teeing off.
The U.S. Open is set to tee off Thursday at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, and Scottie Scheffler (+270), fresh off his PGA Championship win, is the favorite to win his second major in a row. Defending two-time U.S. Open champion (2024, 2020) Bryson DeChambeau (+650) is next in the odds followed by the pair of 2011 champ Rory McIlroy and 2021 champ Jon Rahm (+1200).
Female players who choose to undergo a fertility protection procedure will be allowed to take time away from the sport and return to competitive action with a protected ranking, the governing body of women's tennis (WTA) said on Wednesday.