JJ Spaun calls it his best putting day this year
JJ Spaun navigated Oakmont’s tough setup in the US Open round with sharp putts and rough play.
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It could be a long day for several golfers competing at the US Open on Saturday after the second round didn’t finish on Friday due to weather.
Thirteen players did not complete their second round after heavy rain and local lightning forced officials to pause play. The second round will resume at 7:30am ET.
Once the cuts are official, the third round begins with Sam Burns (-3 in the tournament) and JJ Span (-2) at the top of the leaderboard.
Viktor Hovland (-1), Adam Scott (E), and Ben Griffin (E) round out the top five.
Bryson Deccanbeau won’t defend the 2024 US Open Crown as he plans to miss a cut.
DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson and Akshay Bhatia all finished with 10 overpals. Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantray and Shane Lowry are among other celebrities who seem to miss the cut (projected in 7 overs).
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Once the third round begins, those already on the golf course are struggling to soak the course and post a positive score. In almost two hours of the round, only two golfers have surpassed par, with few birdies. Brian Harmon improved to six overs by getting a birdie on a par 5, while Matthew Fitzpatrick scored the same score after a 31-foot birdie putt in a 600-foot par 5 hole.
Rory McIlroy, who won the tournament in 2011 and placed second in 2023 and 2024, began his third round, sitting on 36 holes from six overs.
Sam Burns is the leader of the US Open’s 36-hole after the second round was completed early Saturday morning, and is just one of five players heading over the weekend.
The third round is ongoing with golfers who barely made the cut line with seven over par, starting with Philip Burberry Jr. and Cam Davis, one of nine golfers set to tee off before 10am.
US Open 2025 Live Leaderboard
- 1. Sam Burns: -3 (f)
- 2. JJSpaun: -2 (f)
- 3. ViktorHovland: -1 (f)
- T4. Adam Scott: e (f)
- T4. Ben Griffin: e (f)
- T6. Victor Perez: +1 (f)
- T6. Sliston Lawrence: +1 (Until 17)
- T8. Russell Henry +2 (f)
- T8. Brooks Koepka +2 (f)
- T8. Similarly: +2 (f)
- T8. Thomas Detrey: +2 (f)
Click here to see the full US open leaderboard
When will we open the second round finish today?
Thirteen golfers were still on the course when the second round was suspended due to bad weather. All 13 have completed at least 16 holes, each being picked up precisely from what they left off from 7:30am ET on Saturday, June 14th.
South Africa’s Thriston Lawrence is sixth on the leaderboard with +1, but is one of the golfers who need to complete the second round. Two other golfers – Chris Gottap (+5-17) and Philip Burberry Jr. (+6-16) hover around the predicted cut line of +7.
Where to watch the US: TV channels, Saturday streaming
2025 US Open is broadcast by NBC and USA Network, with two networks splitting coverage for the third and final round. All rounds in the US will be streamed live on Peacock, USOpen.com, the USGA app and Fubo. Peacock also broadcasts open all-round access, its whip-around style offering.
Round 3: Saturday, June 14th
- 10am to noon You are USA Network, Fubo
- NBC Noon-8 PM ET, Fubo
Watch Open US on fubo (free trial version)
The tee time for the third round is set. This will be a complete schedule, pairing and tee off all players from the No. 1 T-shirt.
Always East; (a) Amateur
- 9:12am – Philip Burberry Jr.
- 9:23am – Cam Davis, Brian Herman
- 9:34am – Matt Fitzpatrick, Andrew Novak
- 9:45am – Harris English, Matsuyama Hideki
- 9:56am – James Nicholas, Laurie Canter
- 10:07am – Ryan McCormick, Patrick Reed
- 10:18am – Ryan Gerald, Niklas Norgard
- 10:34am – Rory McIlroy, Xander Schaufele
- 10:45am – Jordan Smith, Justin Hastings (a)
- 10:56am – Tony Finau, Mark Leishman
- 11:07am – Michael Kim, Corey Conners
- 11:18am – JT Poston, Matt Wallace
- 11:29am – Chris Gottap, Johnny Keefer
- 11:40am – Maverick McNerry, Tom Kim
- 11:56am – Mackenzie Hughes, Matthew Pavon
- 12:07pm – Sungjae IM, Jordan Spice
- 12:18pm – Ryan Fox, Robert McInteal
- 12:29pm – Taylor Pendris, Trevor Cone
- 12:40pm – Rasmus Højgaard, Aaron Ray
- 12:51pm – Daniel Berger, Jonathan Vegas
- 1:02pm – Cameron Young, Scotty Scheffler
- 1:18pm – Colin Morakawa, Denny McCarthy
- 1:29pm – John Larm, Nick Taylor
- 1:40pm – Sam Stevens, Keegan Bradley
- 1:51pm – Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, Carlos Ortiz
- 2:02pm – Chris Kirk, Jason Day
- 2:13pm – Tyrrell Hatton, Christian Bezuidenhout
- 2:24pm – Adam Schenk, Max Glazerman
- 2:40pm – Emiliano Grillo, Thomas Detrey
- 2:51pm – Similarly, sikos, cope
- 3:02pm – Russell Henry, Sliston Lawrence
- 3:13pm – Victor Perez, Ben Griffin
- 3:24pm – Adam Scott, Victor Hofland
- 3:35pm – JJ Spaun, Sam Burns
If the weather forecast applies, it can be an annoying day for both competitors and fans. The weather channel projects rain at Oakmont in the morning, then thunderstorms in the afternoon. The day begins with high temperatures in the 60s before reaching a high of 75 degrees. The humidity is expected to be around 90%.
All odds via BetMgm on Friday evening, June 13th
- 1) Sam Burns: +360
- 2) Viktor Hovland: +550
- 3) JJ Spaun: +750
- 4) Scottie Scheffler: +800
- 5) Ben Griffin: +1200
- 6) Adam Scott: +1400
- 7) Brooks Koepka: +1800
- 9) Jon Rah: +2500
- 10) Russell Henry +3000