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CURRENT LEADERS US OPEN, 17-21 Pot 1st & 2nd shared 3rd: US OPEN: WHO WE BACKED & June, Torrey Pines £204.00 2 x £81 £41 WHERE THEY FINISHED 68 entrants Best (2 punters) was US PGA US US OPENUS OVERALL MASTERS THEOPEN Challenger US GB&I Europe R of the W Rank 4+7+1+2 = 14 308 110 184 14 1st JEREMY BARHAM BROOKS KOEPKA 4 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 72 BILLY HORSCHEL 2 204 94 96 14 STEVE WATERMAN BROOKS KOEPKA 4 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 4 BROOKS KOEPKA 10 294 136 141 17 3rd DAI THOMAS XANDER SCHAUFELE 7 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 26 BRYSON de CHAMBEAU 6 360 86 249 25 4th ANGIE LOW PATRICK CANTLAY 15 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 4 COLIN MORIKAWA 3 220 87 97 36 5th ALLAN GALLARD BRYSON de CHAMBEAU 26 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 19 DUSTIN JOHNSON 11 369 118 213 38 6th TOM LITTLE COLIN MORIKAWA 4 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 19 JORDAN SPIETH 17 328 141 146 41 7th PETER GREGORY JORDAN SPIETH 19 RORY McILROY 7 FRANCESCO MOLINARI 13 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 19 JUSTIN THOMAS 5 311 96 162 53 8th GARY COLDWELL JORDAN SPIETH 19 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 15 PATRICK CANTLAY 3 331 116 162 53 LYNN MERCER DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 19 PATRICK REED 3 267 115 99 53 SHAUN CHALLIS JUSTIN THOMAS 19 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 62 PHIL MICKELSON 1 352 70 220 62 11th LINDA DAKER BROOKS KOEPKA 4 MATT FITZPATRICK 55 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 72 TONY FINAU 1 452 169 221 62 SHARON DEADMAN DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 ADAM SCOTT 35 72 WEBB SIMPSON 1 388 68 243 77 13th LEIGH FERRIS PATRICK REED 19 MATT FITZPATRICK 55 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 72 WILL ZALATORIS 1 363 104 180 79 14th IAN DAKER BROOKS KOEPKA 4 JUSTIN ROSE 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 7 XANDER SCHAUFELE 4 352 115 158 79 TOM DAKER COLIN MORIKAWA 4 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 40 IAN POULTER 1 594 219 295 80 16th DAVID FITZGERALD DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 RORY McILROY 7 SERGIO GARCIA 19 ADAM SCOTT 35 72 JUSTIN ROSE 9 274 91 101 82 17th ANDREW SEALE XANDER SCHAUFELE 7 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 55 MATT FITZPATRICK 5 340 94 162 84 18th ALAN NICHOLSON BROOKS KOEPKA 4 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 ABRAHAM ANCER 72 72 MATT WALLACE 1 405 141 180 84 DAVE WATTS BROOKS KOEPKA 4 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 CAMERON SMITH 72 7 PAUL CASEY 13 361 98 179 84 DENNIS CLARK BROOKS KOEPKA 4 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 CAMERON SMITH 72 7 RORY McILROY 16 526 188 254 84 RON BEER BROOKS KOEPKA 4 PAUL CASEY 7 JON RAHM 1 CAMERON SMITH 72 65 SHANE LOWRY 6 358 140 132 86 22nd VICKI SOUTAR BROOKS KOEPKA 4 MATT FITZPATRICK 55 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 50 TOMMY FLEETWOOD 5 487 175 225 87 23rd MICK SMITH PATRICK REED 19 SHANE LOWRY 65 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 72 TYRRELL HATTON 12 348 88 169 91 24th BERNARD MAHONEY JORDAN SPIETH 19 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 MARC LEISHMAN 64 72 ALEX NOREN 1 328 68 169 91 DUDLEY MACDONALD JORDAN SPIETH 19 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 MARC LEISHMAN 64 72 BERND WEISBERGER 1 394 102 198 94 26th DEREK BEANEY JUSTIN THOMAS 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 13 FRANCESCO MOLINARI 1 475 161 220 94 PAUL TANNE JORDAN SPIETH 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 72 HENRIK STENSON 2 323 60 169 94 PER FOSEID DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 JUSTIN ROSE 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 1 JON RAHM 45 322 118 110 94 ROGER BARRON DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 19 SERGIO GARCIA 4 422 125 202 95 30th ERIC SNEDDON COLIN MORIKAWA 4 MATT FITZPATRICK 55 JON RAHM 1 SUNGJAE IM 35 72 VIKTOR HOVLAND 14 324 140 88 96 31st CARLA KELLY DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 TOMMY FLEETWOOD 50 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 72 ABRAHAM ANCER 5 290 75 119 96 HARALD LOVLAND PATRICK CANTLAY 15 PAUL CASEY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 35 ADAM SCOTT 4 412 170 143 99 33rd JOHN FOGARTY XANDER SCHAUFELE 7 SHANE LOWRY 65 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 7 BRANDEN GRACE 3 357 47 211 99 ROBIN TURNER PATRICK REED 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 BRANDEN GRACE 7 72 CAMERON SMITH 7 422 125 198 99 SARAH SKAE DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 RORY McILROY 7 JON RAHM 1 CAMERON SMITH 72 31 CHRISTIAN BEZUIDENHOUT 2 441 132 210 99 36th SHARON WATERMAN JUSTIN THOMAS 19 JUSTIN ROSE 72 JON RAHM 1 BRANDEN GRACE 7 72 COREY CONNERS 1 383 118 165 100 37th ALLAN FERRIS JORDAN SPIETH 19 PAUL CASEY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 72 GARRICK HIGGO 2 352 98 151 103 38th COLIN POORE BRYSON DE CHAMBEAU 26 TOMMY FLEETWOOD 50 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 26 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 17 449 125 221 103 PETER NICHOLAS BROOKS KOEPKA 4 JUSTIN ROSE 72 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 2 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 21 358 139 103 116 40th REV RICHARD WILLIAMS JORDAN SPIETH 19 SHANE LOWRY 65 JON RAHM 1 CHRISTIAN BEZUIDENHOUT 31 64 MARC LEISHMAN 3 303 82 103 118 41st NIGEL GETHINS DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 35 SUNGJAE IM 3 253 66 69 118 SOPHIA DAVIES JORDAN SPIETH 19 JUSTIN ROSE 72 JON RAHM 1 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 465 98 243 124 43rd EINAR SKOGSTAD JUSTIN THOMAS 19 RORY McILROY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 393 141 128 124 JOHN CRATES JORDAN SPIETH 19 PAUL CASEY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 435 161 150 124 JOHN SEAL JORDAN SPIETH 19 PAUL CASEY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 476 186 162 128 46th DAVID LITTLE DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 MATT FITZPATRICK 55 SERGIO GARCIA 19 SUNGJAE IM 35 509 185 191 133 47th PETER ROWLEY BILLY HORSCHEL 72 PAUL CASEY 7 SERGIO GARCIA 19 ADAM SCOTT 35 454 123 191 140 48th MIKE COLLINS TONY FINAU 72 SHANE LOWRY 65 JON RAHM 1 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 501 185 176 140 SIGURD THINN BRYSON de CHAMBEAU 26 RORY McILROY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 ADAM SCOTT 35 491 160 183 148 50th SUE GALLARD JORDAN SPIETH 19 TOMMY FLEETWOOD 50 ALEX NOREN 72 BRANDEN GRACE 7 377 68 147 162 51st SARETA SEALE JORDAN SPIETH 19 IAN POULTER 40 HENRIK STENSON 72 CHRISTIAN BEZUIDENHOUT 31 332 67 101 164 52nd SUE BAKER JORDAN SPIETH 19 JUSTIN ROSE 72 JON RAHM 1 ABRAHAM ANCER 72 461 149 147 165 53rd GRAHAM WHITE DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 556 170 221 165 SIMON LEEGOOD DUSTIN JOHNSON 19 TYRRELL HATTON 72 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN 2 463 97 199 167 55th ROBERT DICKETTS JORDAN SPIETH 19 TOMMY FLEETWOOD 50 HENRIK STENSON 72 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 428 154 104 170 56th KEN BAKER JORDAN SPIETH 19 RORY McILROY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 ABRAHAM ANCER 72 412 89 153 170 PETER WADE JORDAN SPIETH 19 RORY McILROY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 ABRAHAM ANCER 72 393 79 143 171 58th GLENN NORMAN BRYSON DE CHAMBEAU 26 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 CAMERON SMITH 72 530 143 211 176 59th GREGG NORMAN JUSTIN THOMAS 19 TOMMY FLEETWOOD 50 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 SUNGJAE IM 35 510 142 191 177 60th CHRIS K BROWN BRYSON DE CHAMBEAU 26 PAUL CASEY 7 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 ABRAHAM ANCER 72 571 219 174 178 61st MICHELE COLDWELL PATRICK CANTLAY 15 JUSTIN ROSE 72 SERGIO GARCIA 19 CAMERON SMITH 72 OUR 4th MAJOR, 590 132 269 189 62nd SIMON LAKEY JORDAN SPIETH 19 JUSTIN ROSE 72 BERND WEISBERGER 72 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 THE OPEN at 434 139 99 196 63rd MARTIN VERNON BRYSON DE CHAMBEAU 26 JUSTIN ROSE 72 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 HIDEKI MATSUJAMA 26 ROYAL St 450 131 117 202 64th DAVID HORWILL BILLY HORSCHEL 72 SHANE LOWRY 65 JON RAHM 1 MARC LEISHMAN 64 497 118 172 207 65th YNGVE GUNDERSEN PHIL MICKELSON 62 TYRRELL HATTON 72 JON RAHM 1 GARRICK HIGGO 72 GEORGES, STARTS 448 104 134 210 66th TOM KRISTENSEN WEBB SIMPSON 72 SHANE LOWRY 65 JON RAHM 1 GARRICK HIGGO 72 ON 15th July 434 64 153 217 67th STEVE KELLY WILL ZALATORIS 72 MATT WALLACE 72 JON RAHM 1 COREY CONNERS 72 223 68th BRUCE MORRISON XANDER SCHAUFELE 7 TYRRELL HATTON 72 VIKTOR HOVLAND 72 CAMERON SMITH 72.
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    2021 PGA Championship (34th of 50 events in the 2020-21 PGA TOUR Season) Kiawah Island, South Carolina May 20-23, 2021 FedExCup Points: 600 (winner) Ocean Course at Kiawah Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,876 Purse: TBD Third-Round Notes – Saturday, May 22, 2021 Weather: Partly clouDy. High of 79. WinD E 8-13 mph. Third-Round Leaderboard Phil Mickelson 70-69-70—209 (-7) Brooks Koepka 69-71-70—210 (-6) Louis Oosthuizen 71-68-72—211 (-5) Kevin Streelman 70-72-70—212 (-4) Christian Bezuidenhout 71-70-72—213 (-3) Branden Grace 70-71-72—213 (-3) Things to Know • Five-time major champion and 2005 PGA Championship winner Phil Mickelson holds a one-stroke lead and is looking to become the first player to win a men’s major championship after turning 50 years old • Mickelson is the fourth player to hold the 54-hole lead/co-lead in a major at age 50 or older during the modern era (1934-present) • Mickelson is 3-for-5 with the 54-hole lead/co-lead in major championships (21-for-36 in 72-hole PGA TOUR events) • 2018 and 2019 PGA Championship winner Brooks Koepka is one stroke back of Mickelson; last player to win the same major at least three times in a four-year stretch: Tom Watson, The Open Championship (1980, 1982, 1983) • Sunday’s final pairing includes two players that have combined for nine major championship titles (Mickelson/5, Koepka/4) Third-Round Lead Notes 13 Third-round leaders/co-leaders to win the PGA Championship since 2000 Tiger Woods/2000, David Toms/2001, Shaun Micheel/2003, Vijay Singh/2004, Phil Mickelson/2005, Tiger Woods/2006, Woods/2007,
  • Let's Bet Golf! 2021 British Open

    Let's Bet Golf! 2021 British Open

    Name Golfer 1 Points Golfer 2 Points Golfer 3 Points Total Points Tiebreaker Mychael Legere Brooks Koepka 6 Jordan Spieth 2 Collin Morikawa 1 9 269 Dan LaChapelle Jon Rahm 3 Louis Oosthuizen 3 Brooks Koepka 6 12 272 Aaron Atton Brooks Koepka 6 Louis Oosthuizen 3 Jon Rahm 3 12 274 Alvin Poff Jon Rahm 3 Louis Oosthuizen 3 Brooks Koepka 6 12 279 Courtney Welch Dustin Johnson 8 Jordan Spieth 2 Jon Rahm 3 13 273 Brianne Poff Jon Rahm 3 Louis Oosthuizen 3 Xander Schauffele 26 32 273 Moneyline Mark Brooks Koepka 6 Jon Rahm 3 Xander Schauffele 26 35 264 Brandon Poff Bryson DeChambeau 33 Brooks Koepka 6 Jon Rahm 3 42 268 Nellie Espina Tommy Fleetwood 33 Brooks Koepka 6 Jon Rahm 3 42 272 Joe Hollister Jon Rahm 3 Xander Schauffele 26 Paul Casey 15 44 261 Eric Owen Brooks Koepka 6 Viktor Hovland 12 Xander Schauffele 26 44 272 Ernie Acosta Jon Rahm 3 Brooks Koepka 6 Justin Thomas 40 49 275 Connor Snellings Collin Morikawa 1 Jon Rahm 3 Rory McIlroy 46 50 268 Angel Acosta Jordan Spieth 2 Rory McIlroy 46 Brooks Koepka 6 54 272 Greg Dunn Louis Oosthuizen 3 Justin Thomas 40 Matt Fitzpatrick 26 69 273 Jared Sprink Daniel Berger 8 Brooks Koepka 6 Lee Westwood 59 73 273 Shaun Dean Jon Rahm 3 Rory McIlroy 46 Xander Schauffele 26 75 275 Joey Legere Justin Thomas 40 Jon Rahm 3 Bryson DeChambeau 33 76 273 Brittney Espina Phil Mickelson 78 Collin Morikawa 1 Jon Rahm 3 82 271 Ulysses Casillas Bryson DeChambeau 33 Rory McIlroy 46 Brooks Koepka 6 85 260 Weston Whittaker Jordan Spieth 2 Tyrrell Hatton 78 Shane Lowry 12 92 271 Tom Noble Jon Rahm 3 Viktor Hovland 12 Tyrrell Hatton 78 93 273 Wyatt Whittaker Bryson DeChambeau 33 Viktor Hovland 12 Joaquin Niemann 59 104 272 Ed Espina Marc Leishman 78 Jon Rahm 3 Xander Schauffele 26 107 274 Edgar Espina Xander Schauffele 26 Rory McIlroy 46 Justin Thomas 40 112 273 Tina Dunn Jon Rahm 3 Patrick Reed 78 Bryson DeChambeau 33 114 268 DJ Ortiz Rory McIlroy 46 Viktor Hovland 12 Patrick Cantlay 78 136 270.
  • [Live] US OPEN 2021 Live Stream

    [Live] US OPEN 2021 Live Stream

    [Live] US OPEN 2021 Live Stream * *Watch U.s open golf 2021 live stream** Watch live-streaming video of featured groups, featured holes and the practice range during the 2021 U.S. Open Championship at Torrey Pines Golf Course in Round 3 of the U.S. Open 2021 live streams starts today, and while Phil Mickelson (+2) continues to live above par, Bubba Watson is reaching toward contention from Torrey Pines in San Diego. Watson ended day 2 at 3 under, only two strokes off the lead. Russell Henley (-5), who wasn't exactly anyone's pick, is still in the lead overall. Defending champion Bryson DeChambeau (E) improved by two strokes yesterday, while the world's No. 3 Jon Rahm (-3) played one under par on round 2. Rory McIlroy, though, went from -1 to +1, the wrong direction. 2021 U.S. Open live stream, watch online: Full coverage, TV channel, schedule for Round 2 on Friday Watch the biggest names in golf take on Torrey Pines in Round 2 at the U.S. Open Inclement weather in California forced the 2021 U.S. Open to get off to a late start on Thursday. As a result, not everyone was afforded the opportunity to complete the first 18 holes of golf. Setback in the rearview mirror, though, the action is off and running Friday at Torrey Pines. With Round 2 expected to wrap up late Friday, the cut will be made with Moving Day set for Saturday in La Jolla, California. Calm and sunny weather is expected the rest of this week at Torrey Pines, which is hosting its first major since the thrilling 2008 U.S.