Wyndham Clark and Fowler lead the way at the US Open, Rory McIlroy one shot behind ahead of pulsating final day

Rickie Fowler and Wyndham Clark lead the way 10-under par heading into Sunday’s round of the US Open, with Rory McIlroy only one shot behind. Fowler is aiming to win his first major and bogeyed his last shot to score 70 and sit alongside Clark at the top of the leaderboard. Ad Meanwhile, there is now genuine hope that McIlroy can end his nine-year wait for a Major after a score of 69 that moved the Northern Irishman to nine-under.

The OpenTiger Woods will miss Open Championship due to ankle surgeryYESTERDAY AT 19:34 Speaking afterwards, McIlroy said: “The golf course definitely got a little bit trickier today. I felt like I played really smart, solid golf. "[It] sort of felt somewhat stress-free out there, if you can ever call golf at a US Open stress-free.

Overall, pretty pleased with how today went, and feel like I’m in a good spot heading into tomorrow.” It promises to be a pulsating last day at the Los Angeles Country Club, with Scottie Scheffler only three shots further back. Fowler hits US Open two-round record to lead, McIlroy shares joint third Tiger Woods will miss Open Championship due to ankle surgery PGA Tour commissioner Monahan steps away to recover from 'medical situation' The current world No.1 holed from 196 yards for an eagle at the 17th and birdied on the last to leave the American firmly in contention. Tom Kim began the day in fine fashion and became only the fourth man in US Open history to score 29 off nine holes, before ending the day at four-under with a score of 66.