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    US Open golf 2025: day three at Oakmont Country Club – live | US Open

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    Whereas all that nonsense was unfolding, there’s been some birdie motion elsewhere. Jon Rahm cracks his tee shot at 8 to 23 toes and makes the swinging birdie putt; he’s simply hit the flip in 34 strokes. He’s +3. In the meantime it’s 4 birdies in a row for Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, the newest at 7. He’s +1.

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    … however the issue with that’s, his nearest level of reduction from the trail is again the place he got here from, ie the bush. So he’ll hit it off the trail. Or extra precisely, from a muddy tyre monitor through which his drop has landed. What a state of affairs through which to search out your self, a few minutes into your spherical on the US Open! However Hovland is manufactured from the correct stuff. He retains calm, and clips an iron from the tyre monitor, by means of a few timber, and onto the entrance of the inexperienced! That’s fairly one thing. He’s 44 toes away, however with an opportunity of taking two putts and limiting the harm to bogey. He gained’t really feel too unhealthy about himself if he makes that!

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    Hovland’s discovered his ball within the bush. And it’s in bounds. So he’s in a position to take an unplayable. Solely drawback is, he can’t attain his ball, so embedded is it within the bush. He’s allowed to make use of a brand new ball, having checked with the referee, however measuring two membership lengths from the place the unreachable ball lies is a little bit of a puzzle. They’ll get there. After which he’ll drop, and get reduction from the trail. Once more, extra after we know what’s what.

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    A horrific begin to Viktor Hovland’s spherical. He carves a wild opening drive approach proper, over the timber that line the opening, onto the cart path, and into the bushes. That could be out of bounds. It may not. He would possibly get a drop. He may not. He performs a provisional, which matches wonderful, because the reload practically at all times does. You realize the drill: why couldn’t I do this 30 seconds in the past, and so on., and so forth, and so forth. Extra after we know what’s what.

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    Ach, make that +2. MacIntyre misses the par-three thirteenth inexperienced, and may’t stand up and down from the tough. He was blemish-free up till that time.

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    Scotland hasn’t produced a winner of the US Open since 1925, when Willie Macfarlane beat the well-known Bobby Jones in a play-off. What odds Bob MacIntyre celebrating the centenary in fashion? He’s in with a shout all proper, with birdies at 2 and 6 already in his pocket. Now he finds the inexperienced on the par-five twelfth with two massive blows and two putts later he’s made his third birdie of the day. He’s +1.

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    Three birdies in a row for Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen! The newest made on the par-three sixth with an enormous right-to-left roller from 37 toes that travels on the skin of his taking part in associate Carlos Ortiz’s marker earlier than kinking again and dropping. Ortiz then tidies up for a birdie of his personal. Neergaard-Petersen, who has rebounded splendidly after bogeys at 1 and three, is +2; Ortiz +1.

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    Marc Leishman’s good spherical threatened to get away from him over the closing stretch. Bogeys at 14, 15 and 16. However the 41-year-old Aussie birdied 17, and completed with par for a extremely respectable 68. He’s the very early clubhouse chief at +4.

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    Let you know what, Jordan Spieth isn’t accomplished but. A gradual begin for the 2015 champion right now with bogey at 2, however he’s bounced again with birdies at 7, 9 and 12, and rises to +3. A robust end this afternoon, and if his driver is on good behaviour tomorrow, you by no means know, as a result of that magical quick recreation and his penchant for absurd feats of escapology may show priceless round Oakmont.

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    Birdie for Thomas Detry at 2, reward for wedging from 85 yards to 10 toes. The Belgian strikes to +1, and could be finest served staying within the peloton for so long as potential, as a result of when he hit the entrance yesterday night, he instantly made three double bogeys in 4 holes. That’s not value him his probability of successful but, although. He’s +1.

    -3: Burns
    -2: Spaun
    -1: Hovland
    E: Scott, B Griffin
    +1: Stevens (6), Detry (2), Perez, Lawrence
    +2: MacIntyre (11), Ortiz (5), S Kim (1), Henley

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    A timid begin on the greens for Brooks Koepka. He leaves a 50-foot putt ten toes quick, then leaves his try to save lots of par shy of the opening as nicely. That’s an pointless bogey. Let’s hope his coach Pete Cowan wasn’t watching that, or he’ll be due one other full and frank debrief when he will get again to the clubhouse. Brooks is +3.

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    Scottie Scheffler finds the inexperienced on the lengthy par-three eighth. He’s not shut, however lags an exquisite 60-foot putt to a few toes. He’s simply acquired to tidy as much as stroll off together with his par … however he pulls his putt left. He holds the highest of his cap because the ball lips out, as if his mind can’t compute what’s simply occurred and is making an attempt to burst out of his head. A careless bogey, and the second time the putter has let him down right now: the dropped shot at 1 was the results of a three-putt from 22 toes. He’s +4.

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    The reigning Open champion Xander Schauffele indicators for a 71. He’s +7 general. His taking part in associate right now, Rory McIlroy, follows up birdie at 17 with a dropped shot on the final. A 74 for the Masters champ, and he’s +10. An early begin for him tomorrow (except the climate performs foolish buggers and the third spherical can’t be accomplished right now, however once more, let’s hold these fingers crossed).

    Xander Schauffele hits from the tough on the ninth. {Photograph}: Jared Wickerham/EPA
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    Again-to-back birdies for Sam Stevens. The 28-year-old from Wichita picks up pictures at 3 and 4 to maneuver to +1 general. All collectively now: ♫♪ I do know I want a small trip, nevertheless it don’t seem like rain ♪♫ … besides … “These clouds usually are not trying pleasant,” notes Wealthy Beem on Sky, snapping us out of our Campbell-Webb reverie. Certainly they do look darkish and menacing within the center distance. A good probability we may have an enforced climate break sooner moderately than later. Fingers crossed it doesn’t occur, nevertheless it doesn’t look promising.

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    That is Matt Wallace’s first look at a US Open for 4 years. The 35-year-old Londoner is grabbing the chance with each arms: respectable opening rounds of 72 and 74, and he’s on the transfer right now, with birdies at 4, 11 and now 13, the latter the reward for an excellent tee shot despatched over the flag to 6 toes. He’s +3 general.

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    Rory McIlroy spent proportion of yesterday afternoon in a scorching funk. A membership tossed down the monitor right here, some tee-box furnishings smashed in half there. Unhealthy Rory! Naughty Rory! He’s a bit extra zen right now, not that his recreation helps any. Bogeys at 3, 9, 11, 14 and 16, his solely birdie coming at 10. However as a substitute of iron hurling and yardage-marker battering, he’s merely responding with wan smiles. It’s not for the need of making an attempt, however however you’ll be able to inform the fireplace’s gone out. Could be an thought to take a few weeks off earlier than Portrush, as a result of nothing’s gone proper for him since finishing his life’s dream at Augusta. He’s +10.

    A rueful trying Rory McIlroy on the ninth. {Photograph}: Jared Wickerham/EPA
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    Scottie Scheffler nonetheless doesn’t have his finest stuff. However the world primary’s B-game may nonetheless be ok. A gap-hole bogey right now, adopted by a really unusual hack out of thick tough on 4 with a fairway wooden that scuppered any probability of birdie on the gettable par-five, the third-easiest gap on the course and the one which’s given up the second-highest variety of under-par scores. However he drained a 15-footer for birdie on 2, and now he’s made a 20-footer on the sixth to maneuver into the pink for his spherical right now. He’s +3, simply six off the tempo, regardless of all of it.

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    The monstrously lengthy par-three eighth has laid waste to a lot of the area up to now this week. Enjoying at 276 yards on Thursday, and 299 yesterday, the cumulative rating made on it over the primary two days was +159. There have been simply seven birdies. It’s taking part in a little bit kinder right now at simply – simply! – 253 yards. Nevertheless it’s nonetheless accomplished for the aforementioned Trevor Cone, who finds the tough to the left of the inexperienced and pays the worth with bogey. He’s again to +2. Wait till they push the tee again to 301 yards tomorrow, which they certainly will, as that may break the US Open file set for a par-three on the identical gap in 2007 (300). It’ll be fairly the shock in the event that they don’t.

    Trevor Cone arms his putter to his caddie, Dan Woodbury. {Photograph}: Carolyn Kaster/AP
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    … and now to a few larger names who’ve began nicely right now. Bob MacIntyre is retaining alive Scotland’s hopes of partying prefer it’s 1999, Paul Lawrie, all that, with birdies at 2 and 6. Collin Morikawa, who could be one step away from finishing a profession slam if he wins right here this week, has birdied 2 and three. Each are +2. All that’s left is to put up the primary leaderboard replace of the day, and we’ll have nearly caught up.

    -3: Burns
    -2: Spaun
    -1: Hovland
    E: Scott, B Griffin
    +1: Cone (7), Perez, Lawrence
    +2: Leishman (13), MacIntyre (8), Morikawa (3), Henley, Koepka, S Kim, Detry

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    The following finest is the unsung Trevor Cone, making his US Open debut on the age of 32. The North Carolinian missed 5 consecutive cuts on the PGA Tour till surviving it final weekend in Canada. He completed modestly in a tie for 52nd, however from small acorns and all that, as a result of he’s flown out of the traps right now, with birdies at 2, 4 and 5. He’s +1 general.

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    The most well liked participant on the market proper now could be Marc Leishman. The US Open is the one main at which the 41-year-old Aussie hasn’t completed within the prime ten – his finest result’s a tie for 14th in 2022 at Brookline – however he’s making strikes to treatment that state of affairs this afternoon. Birdies at 2, 3, 6, 8 and 12 with simply the one bogey at 7, and he’s catapulted himself up the leaderboard to +2.

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    It completely hosed it down at Oakmont final night time. Some rain this morning as nicely. It’s brilliant and sunny now, however the downpour has modified the best way the course is taking part in. And it’s swings and roundabouts, as a result of whereas the greens at the moment are a little bit bit extra receptive – usually they’re primed to get tougher because the week goes on at a US Open – the tough is heavier and lusher. So there’s a rating on the market if anyone can hold it straight. Which is simpler stated than accomplished: of the 48 gamers to have hit a ball up to now right now, solely ten are beneath par for his or her spherical. And of these ten, solely 5 are doing higher than one beneath …

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    It’s Transferring Day! Right here’s what the highest of the leaderboard appeared like on the finish of the second spherical …

    -3: Sam Burns
    -2: JJ Spaun
    -1: Viktor Hovland
    E: Adam Scott, Ben Griffin
    +1: Victor Perez, Thriston Lawrence
    +2: Russell Henley, Brooks Koepka, Kim Si-woo, Thomas Detry

    … listed below are some chosen different scores, as a result of no one’s operating away with this and there are many stars inside placing distance …

    +3: Tyrrell Hatton, Jason Day, Keegan Bradley
    +4: Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa, Scottie Scheffler, Robert MacIntyre
    +5: Ryan Fox, Jordan Spieth, Im Sung-jae
    +6: Xander Schauffele, Rory McIlroy

    … listed below are some massive names who’ve missed the lower …

    the defending champion Bryson DeChambeau; the 2016 Oakmont champion Dustin Johnson and his runner-up Shane Lowry; different former champions in Wyndham Clark, Lucas Glover, Gary Woodland and Justin Rose; erstwhile main champions in Cameron Smith, Phil Mickelson and Justin Thomas; and different massive names corresponding to Ludvig Åberg, Patrick Cantlay, Min Woo Lee, Tommy Fleetwood, Akshay Bhatia, Sepp Straka and Joaquin Niemann

    … right here’s the one beginner to make the weekend, so he’s assured of the low-amateur medal (gained lately by Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland, Jon Rahm, Matt Fitzpatrick, Jordan Spieth and Patrick Cantlay, so no imply feat) offering he completes the ultimate two rounds …

    +6: Justin Hastings (a 21-year-old from the Cayman Islands who was the best-performing beginner at this 12 months’s Masters, however didn’t make the lower, so he couldn’t win the Silver Cup)

    … and listed below are right now’s tee instances. (USA except acknowledged, all instances BST, (a) denotes amateurs.) It’s on!

    14.12 Philip Barbaree
    14.23 Cameron Davis (Aus), Brian Harman
    14.34 Matthew Fitzpatrick (Eng), Andrew Novak
    14.45 Harris English, Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn)
    14.56 Laurie Canter (Eng), James Nicholas
    15.07 Ryan McCormick, Patrick Reed
    15.18 Ryan Gerard, Niklas Noergaard (Den)
    15.34 Rory McIlroy (NIrl), Xander Schauffele
    15.45 (a) Justin Hastings (Cay), Jordan Smith (Eng)
    15.56 Tony Finau, Marc Leishman (Aus)
    16.07 Corey Conners (Can), Michael Kim
    16.18 JT Poston, Matt Wallace (Eng)
    16.29 Chris Gotterup, Johnny Keefer
    16.40 Joo-Hyung Kim (Kor), Maverick McNealy
    16.56 Mackenzie Hughes (Can), Matthieu Pavon (Fra)
    17.07 Sung-Jae Im (Kor), Jordan Spieth
    17.18 Robert MacIntyre (Sco), Ryan Fox (Nzl)
    17.29 Trevor Cone, Taylor Pendrith (Can)
    17.40 Rasmus Hoejgaard (Den), Aaron Rai (Eng)
    17.51 Daniel Berger, Jhonattan Vegas (Ven)
    18.02 Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Younger
    18.18 Denny McCarthy, Collin Morikawa
    18.29 Jon Rahm (Spa), Nick Taylor (Can)
    18.40 Keegan Bradley, Sam Stevens
    18.51 Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (Den), Carlos Ortiz (Mex)
    19.02 Jason Day (Aus), Chris Kirk
    19.13 Christiaan Bezuidenhout (Rsa), Tyrrell Hatton (Eng)
    19.24 Max Greyserman, Adam Schenk
    19.40 Thomas Detry (Bel), Emiliano Grillo (Arg)
    19.51 Si-Woo Kim (Kor), Brooks Koepka
    20.02 Russell Henley, Thriston Lawrence (Rsa)
    20.13 Ben Griffin, Victor Perez (Fra)
    20.24 Viktor Hovland (Nor), Adam Scott (Aus)
    20.35 Sam Burns, JJ Spaun

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