PINEHURST, N.C. — Bryson DeChambeau found a secluded spot in the woods to have his hips worked on, then amazed the crowd at Pinehurst No. 2 with a 347-yard drive followed by a birdie setup. His performance in the U.S. Open on Saturday was filled with power, birdies, and excitement as he took a three-shot lead heading into the final round.
DeChambeau’s 3-under 67 turned the U.S. Open into a one-man show, with the golfer expressing his goal of playing “boring golf” by aiming for the middle of the greens.
The spirited gallery at Pinehurst cheered him on, and DeChambeau expressed his gratitude for their support. As he leads with a score of 7-under 203, he is looking to capture his second U.S. Open title with strong competition from players like Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay, and Matthieu Pavon.
DeChambeau’s round featured ups and downs, including a double bogey on the 16th hole, but he bounced back with birdies to maintain his lead. The final round promises an exciting battle for the silver trophy.
Pavon’s solid play and McIlroy and Cantlay’s persistence set the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the U.S. Open, with the heat and challenging course conditions adding to the intensity of the championship. The field has narrowed down to a select group of players competing for golf’s ultimate prize.
