US Open 2025: Burns Leads – Scores & Updates
- Sam Burns, 28, of the United States, maintained his lead at the U.S.
- JJ Spaun,Burns's playing partner,remained even with him for much of the day but fell back after a bogey on the final hole,leaving him one stroke behind. Adam Scott,...
- Scott's 3-under 67 was the best round of the day, matched by Carlos Ortiz of Mexico, who moved to even par.
Sam Burns holds the led at the U.S. Open, but the competition is fierce! Adam Scott‘s extraordinary surge puts him within striking distance, promising an exciting final round. Viktor Hovland remains a threat, showcasing resilience despite challenges during the third round. news Directory 3 delivers comprehensive updates on the tournament, including coverage of rising contenders like Tyrrell Hatton and Robert MacIntyre, along with insights into the struggles faced by Rory McIlroy. the stage is set for a dramatic finish as burns aims for his first major victory, while seasoned pros like Scott vie for another title.Will Hovland overcome adversity, or can a new contender emerge? Discover what’s next in the thrilling conclusion of the U.S. open!
Sam burns Leads U.S. Open, Adam Scott Surges
Updated June 15, 2025
Sam Burns, 28, of the United States, maintained his lead at the U.S. Open after a third round that saw the field tighten. burns, ranked No. 22 in the world, shot a 1-under 69, placing him at 4-under par overall in this major championship.
JJ Spaun,Burns’s playing partner,remained even with him for much of the day but fell back after a bogey on the final hole,leaving him one stroke behind. Adam Scott, the 2013 Masters champion, is also one shot back, positioning himself for a potential second major title at age 44. Scott’s late surge included birdies on the 13th adn 14th holes, followed by a 15-foot birdie putt on the 17th.
Scott’s 3-under 67 was the best round of the day, matched by Carlos Ortiz of Mexico, who moved to even par. Viktor Hovland of Norway remains in contention despite hitting two trees and a flagstick during his round. He managed an extraordinary birdie from the rough on the 17th.
Tyrrell Hatton of England and Robert MacIntyre of Scotland are also in the hunt for their first major titles, sitting at 1-over and 3-over par, respectively. Scottie Scheffler, the world’s top-ranked player, shot his best round of the week with an even-par 70 but trails by eight strokes. Rory McIlroy struggled, carding a 74 to fall to 10-over par in this U.S. Open.
What’s next
The final round promises intense competition as burns seeks his first major victory, while seasoned players like Scott aim to add another major title to their resumes. Hovland and others will look to capitalize on any opportunities to climb the leaderboard and contend for the championship in this U.S. Open.