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Can Jason Day claim his maiden major golf championship? Can Adam Scott make a late charge? Find out as we cover the US Open from Chambers Bay, with live scores and updates.
It’s been a hell of a tournament for Jason Day.
From vertigo late on Day 2, to a shocking start yesterday, to claiming the 54-hole lead at a major, Day has pretty well been through it all on the first three days.
Whatever happens on Day 4, he’s played well, and put himself in a position to win.
That said, Day will be desperate for a win, having come runner up in the US Open twice, once in 2011 and once in 2013. He was also runner up at the Masters in 2011.
He’ll be desperate to make this one stick, at a course that plenty of pros have struggled to deal with.
The link-style golf required to succeed hasn’t suited everybody, but it’s certainly suited the big hitters like Day, Dustin Johnson and Adam Scott, who will be looking to make a late charge to post a score that could contend.
With it being more difficult to execute in the afternoon as the greens get slipperier and more curvy, that should work to Scott’s advantage.
Dustin Johnson, the big hitting American, has been sniffing around the lead all week. He’s played some very solid golf, and if he can get some puts to sink he’ll certainly be in contention for his first major victory.
Jordan Spieth, hovering after Day 3 one behind the leaders, will be hoping for another round like the one he had on Day 2, which saw him in a share of the 36-hole lead.
Either way, it’ll be a fascinating end to what’s been a great tournament. Follow The Roar for live scores from 9am AEST as we count down the final 18 holes of the US Open for 2015.
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