Spaun birdies last two to win US Open from MacIntyre
Summary
JJ Spaun won the US Open golf tournament at Oakmont Country Club by sinking a 64-foot birdie putt, finishing one under par. Despite early setbacks and a rain delay, Spaun managed to overcome competitors and challenging conditions to claim his first major title.Key Facts
- JJ Spaun won the US Open with a final round score of one under par.
- He overcame early difficulties, including five bogeys in the first six holes.
- Spaun made a significant 64-foot birdie putt on the final hole to secure his victory.
- The tournament experienced a 90-minute rain delay, affecting play.
- Scotland's Robert MacIntyre set an early target with a two-under 68 but finished second.
- Sam Burns, the overnight leader, struggled in the rain and finished well behind.
- JJ Spaun is the only player to have played a bogey-free round during this year's US Open.
- Spaun's win at Oakmont is his first major championship victory.
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