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Champion: -1 Spaun (72)
Selected: +1 MacIntyre (68), +2 Hovland (73); +3 Hatton (72), Young (70), Ortiz (73)
+4 Burns (78), Scheffler (70), Rahm (67); +5 Griffin (71); +6 Scott (79), Schauffele (69); +7 McIlroy (67)
+8 Wallace (73), Rai (73); +11 Fitzpatrick (72); +15 Canter (77); +19 J Smith (74)
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Paul Higham, Joe Bradshaw, Steve Sutcliffe and Matt Gault

See you at Royal Portrush!published at 02:10 British Summer Time 16 June

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Right folks, high time we brought our US Open live coverage to an end after what ended up being a dramatic and magical finish at Oakmont.
Read all about how JJ Spaun's epic back nine gave him his maiden major triumph, as Robert MacIntyre and Tyrrell Hatton came oh so close to also winning their first major.
So it just shows how much strength in depth there is behind the big hitters like Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau and Rory McIlroy.
Speaking of Rory McIlroy, he'll have top billing next month when the final major of the year, the Open Championship, returns to Royal Portrush.
And with what we've seen today we know absolutely anything can happen in these major championships - so make sure you join us then for what should be another fabulous week of major championship golf.
'I didn't know what my ceiling was'published at 02:10 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun wins US Open

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More from US Open champion JJ Spaun, speaking at the trophy presentation: "I never thought I would be here holding this trophy. I've always had aspirations and dreams but a few months ago I didn't know what my ceiling was and how good I could be, but I am just proud.
"I have been resilient in my career and pushed through a lot of things and tried to be the best golfer I could be. I was happy to display that today at Oakmont.
"It was a dream weekend scenario on Father's Day, to have my two kids here is awesome and a cherry on top of a wonderful weekend."
'It will hurt for a long time' - Hattonpublished at 02:10 British Summer Time 16 June
Hatton +3 (72)

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Tyrrell Hatton, speaking after finishing with back-to-back bogeys to end up in a tie for fourth:
"It was a pretty tough day. I feel like for the most part I played pretty well, although I did struggle a bit on the restart with missing a few shots right.
"I feel like I managed that well and then the finish hurts a lot. If you're going to miss the 17th with that pin, you miss it right. I feel like I did my bit and then was extremely unlucky for it to finish where it did.
"What happened on 17 will hurt for a long time. It's the first time I've been in contention in a major and that was exciting and unfortunately through bad luck I had momentum taken away from me and ultimately it wasn't my day."
Why was it bad luck?
"Why was it bad luck? Why do you think it was bad luck? What kind of question is that?"
What made it bad luck do you think?
"You think stopping on the downslope in the rough, like that's ridiculous. Like I said, you have to miss it right on the bunker. I feel like I've missed it in the right spot and got punished which ultimately I don't think ends up being fair."
Stat Attackpublished at 02:02 British Summer Time 16 June

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For the 11th major championship in a row, the winner was either in first or second place after 54 holes.
JJ Spaun becomes the third player to finish either first or second at the Player's Championship and then win the US Open alongside Tiger Woods (2000) and Martin Kaymer (2014).
He is also the the fifth US Open champion to finish birdie-birdie on the final two holes of the championship after Ben Hogan, 1953 at Oakmont, Jack Nicklaus, 1980 at Baltusrol, Tom Watson, 1982 at Pebble Beach and Jon Rahm, 2021 at Torrey Pines.
'I thought why not be me today?'published at 01:46 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun wins US Open

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Scotland's Bob MacIntyre, speaking before JJ Spaun finished his round:
"I didn't get off to the best of starts, was two over through three, and holed a lovely putt for eagle on four. That settled me down and got me into a groove and back into the golf tournament.
"That back nine was all about fighting. We had the rain delay. My previous rain delay comebacks have not been strong, but I said, 'why not be me today?' when I was going around."
When he started to believe he had a chance:
"When I was walking up 12 and saw on the leaderboard that the leader was even par. I was three over at the time. All week I've said level par. In my head I was looking for four even pars. I almost got there, not quite. I always believed I could challenge, but the start didn't help."
The winning momentpublished at 01:44 British Summer Time 16 June

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Spaun seals US Open victory with longest putt of the week
And what a winning moment it was - have you ever seen a putt landed like this to clinch a major championship?
Just incredible from JJ Spaun.
Weather delay 'changed the whole vibe'published at 01:42 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun wins US Open

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New US Open champion JJ Spaun, speaking at the trophy presentation: "I don't think I did keep my composure (after unfortunate start) honestly with all the breaks I was getting.
"I was trying to just dig deep, hit some good shots coming in. The weather delay we had kind of changed the whole vibe for the day. A similar thing happened to me at the Players and I kind of leaned on that whole experience. I came back and kept pushing and bounced back and fought really hard on the back nine.
"It was nice to get a teach from Viktor, when I hit it [the winning putt] I thought it was a little short but it was right on the line. It was looking really good and it was one of those moments in major championships where that's kind of what happens to seal the deal and I'm fortunate it was my time."
What does JJ Spaun get for winning the US Open?published at 01:32 British Summer Time 16 June

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Well, he gets the US Open trophy of course, as well as the Jack NIcklaus medal that winners proudly hang around their necks.
What's more, Spaun will pocket a massive $4.2m first prize and even better he gets a 10-year exemption into the US Open and also a free pass into the next five editions of the Open, US PGA Championship and The Masters.
Finally, along with a bunch of world ranking points he'll also get a big haul of Ryder Cup points, which will go a long way to securing an automatic spot in Keegan Bradley's USA team for Bethpage Black this autumn.
Quite a few bonuses there!
Spaun's superb back ninepublished at 01:26 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun wins US Open

You've got to hit fairways and make putts to win any major championship. And when it comes to excelling with the flat stick, nobody has been better than JJ Spaun this week really.
Total feet of putts made this week:
- JJ Spaun - 401.5 feet
- Robert MacIntyre - 399.8 feet
- Matt Fitzpatrick - 395.3 feet
That final nine holes was something else from the American and it is actually the best back nine (32 strokes) to win a US Open at Oakmont since Johnny Miller managed to do it in 31 strokes in 1973.
Another first time winnerpublished at 01:25 British Summer Time 16 June

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The US Open has been the best of golf's big four events for supplying first-time major champions, as JJ Spaun is now the 18th man to win his maiden major at the US Open this century.
That's the best record of the four men's majors for producing debut champions - in what's the toughest test in golf, it seems that newcomers can rise to the challenge.
Spaun soars to first major titlepublished at 01:21 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun wins US Open

Great scenes on the 18th between JJ Spaun and his caddie Mark Carens.
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Final pair finish off horror roundspublished at 01:18 British Summer Time 16 June
Burns +4, Scott +5 (F)

Huge disappointment for these two who went out last today hoping to win the US Open but both endured horror final rounds at Oakmont
Sam Burns shot 78 and Adam Scott 79 - you'd never have believed the the final pair would shoot a combined 17 over par in the final round, just astonishing.
That's what a tough course like this, a tough event like this, and the pressure of being in the final group can do to you.
Postpublished at 01:15 British Summer Time 16 June
MacIntyre +1 (68)
Richard Winton
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Ach, Bob…
Realistically, MacIntyre shouldn’t even have been in the conversation given how far back he was. But in the end it took an obscene JJ Spaun putt to put down the man from Oban.
The Scot will take plenty from that. Others lost their shape on the back nine but he showed the resolve that might just one day lead to him lifting one of these majors.
MacIntyre applauds Spaunpublished at 01:15 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun wins the US Open

A bit of class from Bob MacIntyre there.
Watching on the TV, the Scot applauds JJ Spaun's stunning birdie putt, lets out a 'wow' and extends his arms as if to say, 'what can you do about that?'
The US Open belongs to Spaun, but this will be a huge week for MacIntyre moving forward.
Postpublished at 01:15 British Summer Time 16 June
Spaun -1 (72)

What a way to win a US Open.
The stuff of dreams for JJ Spaun, who lost at the Player's Championship in a play-off to Rory McIlroy earlier this season.
Postpublished at 01:14 British Summer Time 16 June
Burns +3, Scott +5 (17)

Sam Burns made a birdie on 17 and the pair now come down 18 just to finish off the final round of the 125th US Open - although rather more subdued after the absolute mayhem of JJ Spaun's winning putt.
Postpublished at 01:12 British Summer Time 16 June
Hovland +2 (73), Spaun -1 (72)

JJ Spaun does a little dance in the rain with his caddie and embraces his wife and daughters at the side of the green.
He has just made the longest putt of the week to win the US Open and now asks one of his girls to be quiet while Viktor Hovland finishes off his par.
Spaun wins US Openpublished at 01:08 British Summer Time 16 June
Hovland +2, Spaun -1 (18)

Here comes JJ Spaun....
He has two putts to win the US Open...he only needs one. He closes the deal with a birdie on the 18th.
What a finish.
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Postpublished at 01:07 British Summer Time 16 June
Hovland +2, Spaun E (17)

Viktor Hovland is giving this a good run. He's walking and like this but it's going to slide past to the right.
Postpublished at 01:06 British Summer Time 16 June
Hovland +2, Spaun E (17)

JJ Spaun's wife Melody is at the side of the 18th green.
He has only won once ever on the PGA Tour at the Texas Open three years ago. Now he has two putts from around 65 feet to win obe of golf's biggest prizes.
Viktor Hovland is up first mind.

153rd Open Championship

Date:: 17 - 20 July 2025
Course:: Royal Portrush GC
Par:: 71
Yards:: 7,346
Prize Money:: $16,500,000

Rank	Player	Total	Total	Thru	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 4	Strokes
1	Scottie Scheffler	17 under par	17 under par	finished	68	64	67	68	68	267
2	Harris English	13 under par	13 under par	finished	67	70	68	66	66	271
3	Chris Gotterup	12 under par	12 under par	finished	72	65	68	67	67	272
4	Haotong Li	11 under par	11 under par	finished	67	67	69	70	70	273
4	Matthew Fitzpatrick	11 under par	11 under par	finished	67	66	71	69	69	273
4	Wyndham Clark	11 under par	11 under par	finished	76	66	66	65	65	273
7	Xander Schauffele	10 under par	10 under par	finished	71	69	66	68	68	274
7	Rory McIlroy	10 under par	10 under par	finished	70	69	66	69	69	274
7	Robert MacIntyre	10 under par	10 under par	finished	71	66	70	67	67	274
10	Russell Henley	9 under par	9 under par	finished	72	70	65	68	68	275
10	Brian Harman	9 under par	9 under par	finished	69	65	73	68	68	275
10	Bryson DeChambeau	9 under par	9 under par	finished	78	65	68	64	64	275
10	Corey Conners	9 under par	9 under par	finished	74	69	66	66	66	275
14	Nicolai Hoejgaard	8 under par	8 under par	finished	69	69	69	69	69	276
14	Rickie Fowler	8 under par	8 under par	finished	69	72	70	65	65	276
16	Jesper Svensson	7 under par	7 under par	finished	71	72	68	66	66	277
16	Justin Rose	7 under par	7 under par	finished	69	71	68	69	69	277
16	John Parry	7 under par	7 under par	finished	72	71	67	67	67	277
16	Hideki Matsuyama	7 under par	7 under par	finished	74	69	68	66	66	277
16	Rasmus Hoejgaard	7 under par	7 under par	finished	69	68	70	70	70	277
16	Tyrrell Hatton	7 under par	7 under par	finished	68	69	68	72	72	277
16	Tommy Fleetwood	7 under par	7 under par	finished	73	68	69	67	67	277
23	J. J. Spaun	6 under par	6 under par	finished	73	69	68	68	68	278
23	Maverick McNealy	6 under par	6 under par	finished	69	74	69	66	66	278
23	Dustin Johnson	6 under par	6 under par	finished	73	69	67	69	69	278
23	Lucas Glover	6 under par	6 under par	finished	69	72	68	69	69	278
23	Ludvig Aaberg	6 under par	6 under par	finished	73	67	68	70	70	278
28	Oliver Lindell	5 under par	5 under par	finished	72	68	68	71	71	279
28	Harry Hall	5 under par	5 under par	finished	73	67	68	71	71	279
30	Kristoffer Reitan	4 under par	4 under par	finished	72	68	68	72	72	280
30	Keegan Bradley	4 under par	4 under par	finished	72	67	70	71	71	280
30	Akshay Bhatia	4 under par	4 under par	finished	73	68	70	69	69	280
30	Daniel Berger	4 under par	4 under par	finished	72	70	70	68	68	280
34	Lee Westwood	3 under par	3 under par	finished	69	70	69	73	73	281
34	Justin Thomas	3 under par	3 under par	finished	72	69	69	71	71	281
34	Aaron Rai	3 under par	3 under par	finished	69	72	71	69	69	281
34	Jon Rahm	3 under par	3 under par	finished	70	72	69	70	70	281
34	Sergio Garcia	3 under par	3 under par	finished	70	73	70	68	68	281
34	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	3 under par	3 under par	finished	67	73	69	72	72	281
40	Jordan Spieth	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	69	72	68	68	282
40	Shane Lowry	2 under par	2 under par	finished	70	72	74	66	66	282
40	Jason Kokrak	2 under par	2 under par	finished	71	70	71	70	70	282
40	Nathan Kimsey	2 under par	2 under par	finished	71	72	68	71	71	282
40	Takumi Kanaya	2 under par	2 under par	finished	71	72	69	70	70	282
45	Matt Wallace	1 under par	1 under par	finished	73	69	66	75	75	283
45	Henrik Stenson	1 under par	1 under par	finished	75	68	69	71	71	283
45	Jordan Smith	1 under par	1 under par	finished	71	68	72	72	72	283
45	Thriston Lawrence	1 under par	1 under par	finished	73	70	68	72	72	283
45	Matthew Jordan	1 under par	1 under par	finished	68	72	73	70	70	283
45	Thomas Detry	1 under par	1 under par	finished	72	71	70	70	70	283
45	Sam Burns	1 under par	1 under par	finished	70	69	72	72	72	283
52	Sepp Straka	level par	level par	finished	72	71	70	71	71	284
52	Adrien Saddier	level par	level par	finished	72	71	72	69	69	284
52	Marc Leishman	level par	level par	finished	73	68	68	75	75	284
52	Sung-Jae Im	level par	level par	finished	71	71	67	75	75	284
56	Jhonattan Vegas	1 over par	1 over par	finished	72	70	70	73	73	285
56	Phil Mickelson	1 over par	1 over par	finished	70	72	76	67	67	285
56	Tony Finau	1 over par	1 over par	finished	70	68	72	75	75	285
59	Antoine Rozner	2 over par	2 over par	finished	72	70	73	71	71	286
59	Justin Leonard	2 over par	2 over par	finished	70	73	70	73	73	286
61	Romain Langasque	3 over par	3 over par	finished	71	71	72	73	73	287
61	Dean Burmester	3 over par	3 over par	finished	71	71	76	69	69	287
63	Andrew Novak	4 over par	4 over par	finished	71	72	74	71	71	288
63	Francesco Molinari	4 over par	4 over par	finished	72	71	71	74	74	288
63	Riki Kawamoto	4 over par	4 over par	finished	72	70	78	68	68	288
63	Ryggs Johnston	4 over par	4 over par	finished	74	66	74	74	74	288
63	Viktor Hovland	4 over par	4 over par	finished	73	69	73	73	73	288
68	Jacob Skov Olesen	6 over par	6 over par	finished	67	76	73	74	74	290
69	Matthias Schmid	8 over par	8 over par	finished	73	70	79	70	70	292
70	Sebastian Soederberg	11 over par	11 over par	finished	73	70	75	77	77	295