Overview
- Jon Rahm’s 75 in the second round moved his total to four over par, dimming his chances for a US Open title.
- He missed seven short putts inside three meters and gave up four bogeys and a double bogey on Friday.
- Only about a dozen players finished under par in the opening round as Oakmont Country Club’s fast greens and deep rough proved punishing.
- JJ Spaun took the first-round lead with a bogey-free performance that included four birdies in the morning session.
- Top players like Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy struggled early, carding 73 and 74 respectively in round one.