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Home»PGA Tour»News»Bryson’s Circus Steals the Show with Finau’s Triple, Rory, Ludvig, and More
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Bryson’s Circus Steals the Show with Finau’s Triple, Rory, Ludvig, and More

News RoomBy News RoomJune 15, 2024Updated:June 16, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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The U.S. Open on Saturday saw Bryson DeChambeau emerge as a crowd-pleaser and a winner of the day. His performance included six birdies that brought fans to their feet, helping him build a three-shot lead on the field. This marked a significant moment in his career, as he reflected on his past mistakes and the changes he has made to show his true self through golf. DeChambeau’s success on Saturday set him up as a strong contender for Sunday’s final round.

Ludvig Aberg, the 36-hole leader, faced a setback with a triple bogey on the 13th hole, impacting his position on the leaderboard. Despite this mistake, Aberg remains in contention heading into Sunday T5, five shots back. Another key player, Rory McIlroy, positioned himself well with a 1-under 69. While he made a couple of bogeys towards the end of his round, McIlroy finds himself in familiar territory heading into the final day, with a chance to challenge for his first major in a decade.

Tony Finau also faced adversity on the 13th hole, which ultimately affected his position in the tournament. Despite the challenges, Finau remains only three shots out of second place and still has a chance to make a move on Sunday. Collin Morikawa impressed with a strong round to climb up the leaderboard, demonstrating his potential as a contender for the title. His goal for Sunday is to continue his good play and potentially claim the win.

Amateur Neal Shipley experienced a challenging moment with a moving golf ball on the 13th hole, resulting in a penalty and impacting his score for the day. Shipley’s performance will be important in the battle for low amateur honors on Sunday. Patrick Cantlay showcased his strong putting skills on Saturday, navigating through challenges to finish with an even-par 70. Cantlay will be paired with Rory McIlroy on Sunday, with a chance to challenge the leader and make a move towards the top.

Several Cinderella stories in the tournament faced difficulties on Saturday, with players like Jackson Suber, Gunnar Broin, Francesco Molinari, and Martin Kaymer falling down the leaderboard. However, Frenchman Matthieu Pavon emerged as a surprise contender, shooting a 69 on Saturday to secure a spot in the final pairing on Sunday. With thoroughbreds leading the pack, the final round promises an exciting battle for the U.S. Open title. DeChambeau’s lead will be challenged by a strong field of competitors, setting the stage for an intense and thrilling conclusion to the tournament.

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