Pinehurst, North Carolina – A U.S. Open rookie, Bryson DeChambeau, dominated Moving Day at the prestigious tournament, taking a commanding lead over the field at Pinehurst No. 2. DeChambeau’s exceptional performance saw him finish the round with a 3-under 67, establishing a significant four-shot lead at one point. Heading into the final round on Sunday, DeChambeau holds a three-shot lead as he aims for his second U.S. Open victory.
Accompanied by Matthieu Pavon, who finished the day with a solid 1-under 69, DeChambeau will continue his quest for the U.S. Open title. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy, who has been seeking a major win for nearly a decade, sits at 4-under for the week. Despite briefly being in contention on Saturday, McIlroy fell back after bogeying twice in his final four holes. He will tee off with Patrick Cantlay in the penultimate group, marking their first pairing since the Ryder Cup.
In fifth place at 2-under is Hideki Matsuyama, while Ludvig Åberg, who started the day with a one-shot lead, experienced a setback with a triple-bogey on the back nine, finishing 3-over for the day. Other competitors in contention include Tyrrell Hatton and Tony Finau, tied at 1-under, as the only other golfers under par heading into the final round.
Scottie Scheffler struggled once again at the U.S. Open, describing the tournament as a “mental torture chamber.” As the competition intensifies, DeChambeau’s lead and performance continue to captivate fans and pundits alike, setting the stage for an exciting conclusion at Pinehurst No. 2.
For tee times, updates on the leaderboard, and information on how to watch the U.S. Open, golf enthusiasts can stay informed and engaged as the tournament reaches its climax. With DeChambeau’s commanding lead and the fierce competition among the top players, the final round promises to deliver thrilling moments and a memorable conclusion to the prestigious event.