J.J. Spaun was the lone survivor at Oakmont Country Club in a brutal final round of the U.S. Open as the unlikely champion.

Donation Options Search Search Search J.J. Spaun celebrates with the U.S. Open trophy after overcoming wet, brutal conditions ...

In the span of 60 seconds, Tyrrell Hatton showed us the fire burning beneath pro sports, and the golf fan that lives in every ...

J.J. Spaun buried a 64-foot putt on the final hole to seal a win at Oakmont. But several players had a chance over the closing holes, and they will have regrets ...

US Open has been a thrilling one at Oakmont Country Club as things remain wide open heading into the final round. Golf’s top ...

If Scottie Scheffler doesn’t claim US Open glory today, you can bet he’s only rooting for one other guy. Scheffler became a ...

OAKMONT, Pa. — Twenty-odd years ago, I sat with Ian Woosnam on a golf cart at Kiawah Island, South Carolina. Woosie is the ...

Robert MacIntyre allowed himself to dream that he might win the U.S. Open on Sunday at Oakmont. Then when that dream was crushed by a heroic 63-foot putt on the ...

McIlroy shot a 3-under 67 on Sunday, finishing the U.S. Open at 7 over and giving himself a performance he can build off as he works toward the year’s final major — next month’s British Open at Royal ...

It's definitely like a storybook, fairytale ending." J.J. Spaun made four birdies after returning from a 96-minute weather delay, coming back from a front-nine 40 to win the U.S. Open.