Here is how all 156 players stack up ahead of the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, as the third major championship of the season is here.

A brief look at the second round Friday of the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club (all times EDT):LEADING: Sam Burns with a 5-under 65 was at 3-under 137.CHASING: J.J. Spaun (72) was at 138 and Viktor Hovland (68) was at 139.

Golf expert Ben Coley has his eye on six players in their respective three-balls ahead of the first round of the US Open.

The US Open's $800 million makeover includes a reinvented Arthur Ashe Stadium, center, its primary venue. Renderings courtesy the United

The name of Jon Rahm looms ominously on the US Open leaderboard, but second-round threeball punters should concentrate on another Major-winning LIV golfer who is in the mix with 54 holes to play.

Shane Lowry also had a memorable weekend for all the wrong reasons. Lowry was caught on camera not having the best day, and may have let his emotions get the best of him with the slip of a special choice word.

In just his second start in the USGA event, Spaun, who lost to Rory McIlroy in a play-off in The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass earlier in the year, produced what could only be described as an astonishing performance - MacIntyre described it as “unbelievable” - on the outskirts of Pittsburgh.

After two days at the 2025 U.S. Open, there are more players with scores of 20-over par or worse (10) than there are players with scores under par (3). Yes, you read that right. Bryson DeChambeau finished 10-over,