Bryson DeChambeau on a major roll
Published on 2024-06-16
Bryson DeChambeau leads the 2024 U.S. Open after 54 holes, with Patrick Cantlay, Rory McIlroy, and Matthieu Pavon tied for second.
Bryson DeChambeau maintains a commanding three-shot lead entering the final round of the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina on Sunday. After shooting 3-under in Saturday's third round, DeChambeau sits at 7-under overall, poised to claim his second major title.
Patrick Cantlay, Rory McIlroy, and Matthieu Pavon are tied for second at 4-under entering Sunday's play. McIlroy, whose last major victory came in 2014, expresses excitement about being in contention.
As of 11:15 a.m. ET on Sunday, only eight players have shot under par for the day, with Seonghyeon Kim leading with a 2-under 68. The lowest round of the week remains the 5-under 65s shot by Cantlay and McIlroy on Thursday.
Only 11 golfers begin the final round at even par or better, making them potential contenders for victory. In recent history, winners have often emerged from the top two positions entering the final round.
With partly sunny skies and hot, humid conditions forecast for Sunday, tee times for the final round have been announced.
While DeChambeau has yet to win a major this year, his performances have been remarkable. His streak of seven consecutive rounds of 69 or lower in major championships is on the verge of tying the record held by Rickie Fowler and Greg Norman.
The 2024 U.S. Open boasts a purse of $21.5 million, with the winner earning $4.3 million.
Pinehurst No. 2, the renowned Donald Ross-designed course hosting the U.S. Open, presents unique challenges for golfers. The sandy scrub and wiregrass add intrigue and influence shot outcomes.
Scottie Scheffler remains in a tie for 42nd at 6 over, expressing frustration with his performance on the greens.
Matthieu Pavon, tied for second with Cantlay and McIlroy, highlights his love for competing in America and the unique experience of playing in the U.S. Open.
After experiencing hip tightness during Saturday's round, DeChambeau sought physio help and subsequently regained control of the tournament with powerful drives. DeChambeau credits a well-rounded team for his recovery and remains optimistic about his chances of securing Sunday's victory.
Patrick Cantlay, Rory McIlroy, and Matthieu Pavon are tied for second at 4-under entering Sunday's play. McIlroy, whose last major victory came in 2014, expresses excitement about being in contention.
As of 11:15 a.m. ET on Sunday, only eight players have shot under par for the day, with Seonghyeon Kim leading with a 2-under 68. The lowest round of the week remains the 5-under 65s shot by Cantlay and McIlroy on Thursday.
Only 11 golfers begin the final round at even par or better, making them potential contenders for victory. In recent history, winners have often emerged from the top two positions entering the final round.
With partly sunny skies and hot, humid conditions forecast for Sunday, tee times for the final round have been announced.
While DeChambeau has yet to win a major this year, his performances have been remarkable. His streak of seven consecutive rounds of 69 or lower in major championships is on the verge of tying the record held by Rickie Fowler and Greg Norman.
The 2024 U.S. Open boasts a purse of $21.5 million, with the winner earning $4.3 million.
Pinehurst No. 2, the renowned Donald Ross-designed course hosting the U.S. Open, presents unique challenges for golfers. The sandy scrub and wiregrass add intrigue and influence shot outcomes.
Scottie Scheffler remains in a tie for 42nd at 6 over, expressing frustration with his performance on the greens.
Matthieu Pavon, tied for second with Cantlay and McIlroy, highlights his love for competing in America and the unique experience of playing in the U.S. Open.
After experiencing hip tightness during Saturday's round, DeChambeau sought physio help and subsequently regained control of the tournament with powerful drives. DeChambeau credits a well-rounded team for his recovery and remains optimistic about his chances of securing Sunday's victory.