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Three bets to place for Friday's round at the U.S. Open, including J.J. Spaun to stay hot in Round 2.
Iain MacMillan|
Golf's hardest test also forces viewers to be patient.
Kyle Koster|
James Nicholas, a 28-year-old Korn Ferry Tour member, is one of a handful of players under par after round one of the 2025 U.S. Open.
Michael McDaniel|
The first day of the 125th U.S. Open is in the books, with a scoring average more than four shots over par.
John Schwarb|
The winner of three of his last four starts including the PGA Championship had an uncharacteristically poor Thursday afternoon but goes right back out Friday morning.
Bob Harig|
J.J. Spaun led after Round 1 with a score of 4 under. How much tougher will scoring get this weekend?
SI Golf staff|
Brooks Koepka, not Bryson or Jon Rahm, was the low LIV’er in Round 1 at Oakmont, while a trio of friends had a Thursday to forget.
John Schwarb, Jeff Ritter|
As long as rain stays away, the venerable U.S. Open host will deliver much more pain than what was seen in the opening round.
Gary Van Sickle|
Brian Rolapp has been with the NFL for 22 years and will take over the for-profit arm of the PGA Tour.
Bob Harig|
While unheralded J.J. Spaun shot a bogey-free 66, major champions Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau and Xander Schauffele opened over par at the U.S. Open.
Bob Harig|
McIlroy simply wasn’t sharp enough on Day 1. After an opening 74 where he did no interviews, perhaps the Masters champ is still worn out.
Michael Rosenberg|
He was just the fourth golfer in recorded U.S. Open history to make a 2 on a par-5.
Madison Williams|
The 34-year-old Californian, making just his second U.S. Open start, was the only bogey-free player in the morning wave Thursday at tough Oakmont Country Club.
John Schwarb|
In a new Dan's Golf World Show, a closer look at Scottie Scheffler's dominance, Rory McIroy's chances and what makes Oakmont so special.
Dan Evans|
Shane Lowry made a number never before seen at a U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club.
Tyler Lauletta.|
Ahead of the 2025 U.S. Open, Sports Illustrated’s video team stepped inside the walls of Oakmont Country Club, soaking up the history, legends and decades of iconic moments.
Jeff Ritter|
Three 3-ball bets to place for the opening round of the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club.
Iain MacMillan|
When Woods hit an improbable shot on Pebble Beach’s 6th hole during his record-setting win, NBC’s Roger Maltbie uttered words synonymous with the victory—even 25 years later.
Max Schreiber|
If you say you wouldn’t tune in to watch this round of golf, you’re lying.
Tyler Lauletta.|
A look at the oldest and youngest U.S. Open champions.
Eva Geitheim|
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