In the TH the U.S. Open Champions are Wendy and Hedge
This Week the Tour’s third Major, the U.S. Open. Part of the Grand Slam, Phil Mickelson and Sam Snead need(ed) the Open to complete the career slam. This will be a record 10th U.S. Open played at Oakmont. The first was 1927 with Tommy Armour as the winner. The most recent was 2016, when Dustin Johnson was the champion. It was here that Bobby Jones won his third U.S. Amateur in 1925 and Jack his first Open in 1962.
FUN FACT: It was at Oakmont in 1973, where Johnny Miller shot a final round 63 to win. He started at +3 and finished at -5. The average score for the field that day was 75.45. Only five players shot under par. Miller birdied the first four holes and hit all 18 greens in regulation. His only bogey was a three putt on the 244 yard par 3 eighth. He still holds the course record.
Four and an Alt
Slinger
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Alternate
TOTAL
Scrums
Scheffler 4
Pendrith 4
Burns -3
Aberg MC12
DECHAMBEAU MC
17
Billy
Scheffler 4
DeChambeau MC12
Griffin 0
Morikawa 4
ENGLISH 7
20
MX2
Scheffler 4
DeChambeau MC12
RAHM (3) 4
Burns -3
Lowry MC12
20
Phil
Scheffler 4
Rahm 4
Schauffele 6
Aberg MC12
MCILROY 6
26
Wendy
DeChambeau MC12
Scheffler 4
Rahm 4
Schauffele 6
MORIKAWA 4
26
Max
Hovland -1
Scheffler 4
Cantlay MC12
Thomas MC12
MCILROY 6
27
Deb
Scheffler 4
DeChambeau MC14
Schauffele 6
Rahm 4
LOWRY MC12
28
Hedge
Aberg MC16
HOVLAND (3) -1
McIlroy 6
Morikawa 4
Lowry MC12
28
EMC
Harman 7
Glover MC12
MCCARTHY (3) 4
Bradley 3
C Smith MC12
29
Taf
Scheffler 4
Morikawa 4
Thomas MC12
CONNORS (3) 6
Lowry MC12
29
Metro
McIlroy 6
Scheffler 4
DeChambeau MC12
FOX (3) 5
Lowry MC12
30
JJ
Scheffler 4
DeChambeau MC12
ABERG (3) MC12
Morikawa 4
Fleetwood MC12
32
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