The 2025 U.S. Open came down to drama, rain, and redemption at Oakmont Country Club. J.J. Spaun overcame a nightmare start with five bogeys in his first six holes and found his rhythm when it mattered most. On the 17th he drove the green, and then he sank a 64-foot birdie putt on the 18th to win his first major. He finished at 1 under for the tournament, two shots ahead of Robert MacIntyre. Spaun battled the elements, the brutal conditions, and his own shaky start to deliver one of the most memorable finishes in U.S. Open history. For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

Public golf is the lifeblood of the game. And few places better represent that than the recently-renovated Maggie Hathaway Golf Course in Los Angeles. This is Driving Golf Forward presented by Lexus. For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

Round 3 at the 2025 U.S. Open saw Sam Burns hold the 54-hole lead after a steady 1-under-par 69, sitting at 4 under overall. Behind him, Adam Scott shot a 67 to reach 3 under, and J.J. Spaun fired a 69 to also land at 3 under. Viktor Hovland remained the only other golfer under par after 54 holes at 1 under, thanks to an even-par 70. Watch the full broadcast now! For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

Round 2 of the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont delivered another tough test for the field. Sam Burns fired a 5 under 65, the lowest score of the day, to move to 3 under and take the outright lead heading into the weekend. First-round leader J.J. Spaun carded a 72 but stayed in the mix at 2 under. Viktor Hovland also played steady golf, posting a 68 to sit at 1 under through 36 holes. With only three players under par after two rounds, Oakmont continued to show its toughness with thick rough, firm greens, and rising pressure setting the stage for an intense weekend. For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

The 2025 U.S. Open kicked off at Oakmont Country Club and Round 1 was brutal. Only 10 players in the 156-man field broke par, as the firm fairways, deep rough and notoriously tough greens made Oakmont bite back. J.J. Spaun stole the show with a bogey-free 4-under 66, posting the lowest round of the day and setting the early pace. Among the others under par: Brooks Koepka, Thriston Lawrence, and Sungjae Im — while stars like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and defending champ Bryson DeChambeau struggled to find any momentum. For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

A Boatwright intern. A writer for Golfweek and contributor to Golf Channel. The first female president of the Golf Writers Association of America. Beth Ann Nichols continues to Drive Golf Forward for those who follow, and want to cover, the game. For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.

The 2025 U.S. Adaptive Open did not disappoint. For the first time, Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Maryland hosted the championship, where competitors embarked on a three-day test of skill and resilience. In a historic first for the event, the final day of play was broadcast on live television. Watch the full broadcast here! For live streaming of the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women's Open Presented by Ally, plus live scoring, articles, photos and more, visit usopen.com, uswomensopen.com, and the USGA App. The USGA is a mission-based golf organization whose purpose is to unify the golf community through handicapping and grassroots programs; to showcase the game’s best talent through the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 13 other national championships and our museum; to provide unbiased global governance with The R&A through the playing, equipment and Amateur Status rules; and to advance issues important to golf’s future, with a focus on driving sustainability, accessibility and inclusion. As a nonprofit association, our work and our team are driven to act for the good of the game. For more, visit www.usga.org. Own your piece of golf history with U.S. Open and USGA championship merchandise: www.usgashop.com For licensing footage or other inquiries, please contact USGA Broadcasting at usgabroadcasting@usga.org.