LEADERBOARD:
-3 JJ Spaun (3), Sam Burns (F), Thriston Lawrence (7.20)
- 2 Si Woo Kim (6.36), Ben Griffin (2)
-1 Viktor Hovland (F), Adam Scott (2), Thomas Detry (6.47)
Irish scores
+6 McIlroy (1)
+10 Lowry (1)
Going to pull stumps there, folks. Check back in later for all the reports from Philip Reid as the two lads try to make the weekend. Bye!
McIlroy’s bunker shot is a little heavy-handed and he’s left himself 10 feet for his birdie. And his putt is right on line but not hit hard enough and turns left at the hole. That should be a par, although he does slip a coin behind it. Lowry has five feet for his birdie after a brilliant third shot - and it horseshoes out. That’s a killer miss. And then he misses the one back! A three-put from five feet for Lowry. This is all a bit shambolic.
And Spaun holes out! This guy isn’t going anywhere. That moves him to -5 and gives him a two-shot lead. If nothing else, he’s buying himself a decent cushion for when disaster strikes, as it surely will.
McIlroy has found the bunker to the left of the fourth green, which might not be the worst place in the world. It wasn’t a great shot - he got aggresive on it and short-sided himself. But if he gets a decent lie, he can get up and down.
Meanwhile, Spaun seems to be playing a different sport than the Irish pair and has given himself a lovely chance of a birdie at the short 6th.
Okay Rory, let’s settle down here. That’s a good drive down the fourth, finding the left side of the fairway. This is a 625-yard par five so he should be able to find a birdie chance at least here. Shane is in the bunker of the tee though and will have to lay up.
McIlroy’s chip back up the green isn’t bad but he has 12 feet left for his bogey. He misses that and it’s a secon double bogey in three holes and he’s out to +8. Lowry has leaked another one, missing from 20 feet for par. That’s a bogey-double bogey-bogey start for Shane and he’s out to +13. This is desperate stuff from both of them. The cut is looking like +7 but they’re not going to threaten it in this form.
Rory is going from bad to worse here. In the fairway bunker off the tee on the third, he’s hit the lip trying to get out and now has a brutal shot from the rough. The smile is wry, the shoulders are slumping. He gouges one out that runs through the green and into thick rough. He’ll do well to get away with a bogey.
Well that’s excellent from Spaun. Having been the last man in the field to post a bogey, he replies straight away with a birdie on the par-five fourth. That puts him back in the solo lead on -4.
And he’s up out of the putt almost immediately, leaving it low of the hole and watching it roll six feet past. He gets it coming back for par but that’s a chance gone. He stays on +6. Lowry meanwhile continues his tale of woe, failing to get up and down out of the bunker. He falls to +11.
After a stinking drive, Rory has made a slight mess of his approach to the second green. Didn’t get the check off a tight lie and has trundled on around 12 feet past. Still a decent chance of a birdie - or what passes for one around Oakmont - but he’s made that harder on himself than he needed to.
I’m handing over to Malachy Clerkin now as McIlroy and Lowry attempt to make the cut at the US Open in Oakmont. Thanks for joining me, and plenty more to come!
Justin Rose (+7) hits his tee shot to the crowd. Now he has to play it back onto the course through a space the size of an average corridor. It hits some part of a tree, bounces onto a path, and settles under a man’s mobility scooter.
JJ Spaun bogeys and the lead is back to -3.
McIlroy’s (+6) drive on the second tee is really good. Lowry heads into the bunker from his approach. Schauffele (level) birdies again.
Lowry (+10) gets a bogey.
Lowry has nine foot to the pin for par. But McIlroy (+6) has had just about as bad a start as you could have imagined; double bogey on the first.
Not a good start for McIlroy. His shot out of the bunker doesn’t quite make it to the fairway. His third shot trickles off the green and into the tall rough.
Xander Schauffele (+1) birdies the first hole, good start for him. On the third hole, Spaun sends one right down the centre from the tee box.
Bad start for DeChambeau (+4), he bogeys his first hole.
McIlroy is off and running, but finds a bunker on his first drive. Lowry is also off and into the rough. Remember, they’re playing the course in order today, and it’s the front nine that Rory really struggled with yesterday.
Hovland sets himself up well for a par. Morikawa (+4) had a disappointing day today, and finishes on a bogey. Hovland (-1) does make that par and will be well in contention if he can produce like that on Saturday and Sunday. Scheffler (+4) finishes up with a par too.
Scheffler (+3) has an uphill putt from 17 feet on the final hole for a potential birdie. Bryson DeChambeau tees off and finds the first cut.
Spaun (-4) keeps his streak of zero bogies this week with a par at the first hole. Hovland (-1) has a long conversation with his caddie, but ends up 75 feet from the hole on his approach.
Rahm (+4) finishes up his round with a bogey. Spieth (+5) gets a par, while Dustin Johnson (+10) finishes a pretty torrid weekend with a bogey.
Sam Burns (-3) makes a brilliant par on his final hole from 22 foot. He finishes today with a score of 65, five under for the day!
Scheffler (+3) winds up in the rough on his last tee shot, as does Morikawa (+3). Hovland (-1) is in the intermediate.
Koepka (+2) finishes his day with a bogey, taking him to a score of 74 today. That’s six more than yesterday.
Long putts from Hovland (-1) and Scheffler (+3) don’t result in birdies. Hovland bogeys, Scheffler makes par, and their partner Morikawa (+3) bogeys too.
Spaun (-4) tees off right down the centre of the fair way.
Would you believe it? Rahm (+3) misses another birdie putt. Burns gets another par (+3). On the final hole, Koepka drives into the bunker, but that’s better than being in the surrounding rough. US Open leader JJ Spaun will get his second round underway very soon.
Scheffler does about as good a job as you can do from the tee on the 8th, leaving himself 36 feet from the hole.
Berger (+3) is really zigging and zagging around the scoreboard. He has hit bogey, birdie, quadruple bogey, bogey and birdie so far on his back nine.
Day (+3) made that birdie on hole six. A tidy first putt from Hovland (-2) makes getting a par easy enough for the Norwegian. Morikawa (+2) gets another par, but it’s Scheffler (-3) who laps up the applause from the crowd with a birdie.
Meanwhile, Koepka (+1) bogeys on his penultimate hole.
Here’s Rahm (+3) having cross words with his ball.
On the seventh hole, Morikawa (+2) jumps up and down to get a look at the flag, His approach lands on the green for a birdie chance. Scheffler is back at his best, close to the pin.
Jason Day (+4) is having a good day (two under for today) and could get a birdie on the sixth hole. John Rahm (+3) is back to giving out to his ball, but it’s not too bad, landing in a bunker next to the hole.
Hovland (-2) bogeys his 15th hole. Rahm (+3) misses another birdie opportunity, but on the positive side you could say he’s getting into those positions. Scheffler (+4) and Spieth (+5) make par.
Scheffler (+4) just isn’t at his best this weekend. Hovland (-3) is really on form in that trio with Morikawa (+2) though. Koepka (level) makes a par with two holes to go for him.
A little bit of history for Victor Perez as he makes only the second Oakmont hole in one in US Open history.
Hovland (-3) does get that birdie! That Scheffler (+4) par putt goes in too.
Scheffler (+4) should get a par after a good shot out of the rough on hole five. Morikawa (+2) makes par and now Viktor Hovland has a chance for a birdie.
Great start to the next hole for Koepka (level) as he finds the fairway with a long drive. Hovland’s (-2) approach on the 14th is good, and so is Rahm’s (+3) on the 15th, where he’s got an eight foot putt for birdie.
Sam Burns (-3) nearly had a birdie for the co-lead there. Koepka (level) birdies to get himself back level.
Complete meltdown for Daniel Berger (+3). Quadruple bogey, eight shots on hole three, which is par four.
Scheffler (+4) and Morikawa (+2) both birdie on the fourth.
That Rahm (+3) birdie hasn’t inspired any more yet from the Spaniard. He misses another opportunity to make up a shot, but makes par. Viktor Hovland (-2) gets a birdie to clamber up into joint fourth.
That was the biggest cheer from the crowd on day two by far! Morikawa’s (+3) approach flies beyond the green and into the rough, 25 feet from the hole. Scottie Scheffler (+5) is 34 yards from the hole on the fourth as well. He’s above the cut currently.
HOLE IN ONE! Victor Perez (+1) on the par three sixth hole!
Sam Burns (-2) lines himself up for a birdie brilliantly, trimming his 107 foot putt down to just 19 inches. He should jump back into tied second.
The usual from Oakmont, as Morikawa falls victim.
Tyrrell Hatton (+2) hits an eagle from 44 yards. Rahm (+3) misses a shot from six feet for a birdie and flips his club in his hands in frustration. He makes the par, as do Dustin Johnson (+7) and Jordan Spieth (+4).
Daniel Berger (-1) putts a birdie chance successfully. Koepka (+1) misses his par opportunity and bogeys.
Hovland (-1) makes par, Scheffler (+5) gets another bogey. Jordan Spieth (+4) finally hits his first birdie today, and Rahm (+3) does the same on the twelfth.
Scheffler (+4) will drop shots on the 12th hole after missing his par putt. Morikawa (+3) hits a double bogey.
John Rahm (+4) hits a wonderful approach shot from 200 yards, surely he’ll get a birdie from this and get back on track.
Berger bogeys and is back to level. Patrick Reed (+3) birdies another hole to keep himself steady, after yesterday’s albatross.
Scheffler (+4) is back out of that bunker anyways. He’s one over par for the day. The best performer today has been America’s Sam Burns (-2), who’s four under for the day.
Morikawa (+1) finally dips below par, giving up his first bogey of today. On the next tee, Scheffler finds himself reacquainted with the ‘church pews’ bunker that he had to play out of a few times yesterday. “Dang it” shouts the Dallas man.
That birdie for Scheffler could be key after he went on a bad run of bogeys.
Just as I say it, Hovland (-1) has his worst hole of the day. His bogey putt goes awry, he drops two shots here. Sorry, Viktor. Scheffler (+4) puts a birdie away, while Rahm (+2) misses a great chance at one.
Viktor Hovland (-3) is playing some great golf today, and is back into tied second with another birdie.
Chris Kirk has joined the group that are level, after being +3 yesterday.
Scheffler (+5) couldn’t convert that par, but Morikawa (level) did.
This eagle got Hovland into contention earlier today.
Emiliano Grillo and Rasmus Hojgaard are both one under for the day, and now level. Jordan Spieth (+5) misses a birdie chance, while Morikawa (level) and Scheffler (+4) are well set up for birdies.
Rahm (+2) is cutting a frustrated figure at times today. He’s three over on day two.
Burns (-1) bogeys that hole. His putt after that dreadful chip was really good to set him up for a tap in. Spieth is back at (+5), but gives himself a chance to birdie his tenth hole. Koepka (-1) will likely lose shots on this hole.
Koepka finds the deep rough from his tee shot on the second hole. Morikawa (level), Scheffler (+4) and Hovland (-2) all hit the fairway from their hole one drives. Burns (-2) makes a mess of a chip from just off the green elsewhere.
Scheffler (+4) sinks a par, but Hovland (-2) can only bogey on the 18th.
Koepka (-1) drops another shot now.
Scheffler’s (+4) approach shot from 138 yards gives him a good shot at par. Morikawa (level) sends a chip right to the hole, where it lazily bumps into the flag pole, settling beside the hole.
Morikawa (even) hits a bunker shot from 183 yards and goes for the green, missing it. Scheffler (+4) has a similar shot, but plays it safe instead.
Scottie Scheffler (+4) hits his drive into a bunker on the 18th hole, his ninth. Hovland (-3) finds heavy rough. Burns (-2) finds a birdie on that green!
Rahm (+1) drops a shot, as does Scheffler (+4) from seven feet.
Koepka (-2) makes a bogey on the 18th, his ninth hole. His playing partner Justin Thomas also bogeys, moving to +12.
Eagle for Hovland! He moves into tied second, and Koepka will move out after missing par.
Hovland’s (-1) drive on the 17th leaves him with a lot of work to do out of the rough on the par three. Scheffler (+3) winds up on the green. Chris Kirk (+1) hits back to back birdie to pull him back into the top 20.
Burns (-1) moves into tied fifth with a birdie. Rahm (level) winds up in some long rough off the tee on the eighth. Johnson (+6) and Spieth (+2) hit much better tee shots.
Another par for Rahm (level) and Scheffler (+3).
Shane Lowry getting some practice in ahead of a massive day.
Brooks Koepka (-3) is back into second after an excellent birdie, with the final two strokes being particularly top rate.
Hovland (-1) makes par. The good news for Scheffler (and McIlroy) is that the current cut is +4.
Scheffler (+3) bogeys the 15th hole. Probably not the form expected of the tournament favourite.
Morikawa (level) hits a 58 foot put to save par.
Koepka (-3) makes par on the 16th. Spieth (+3) makes a bogey on the sixth hole and looks pretty miffed at his day’s work so far. He’s three over for today alone, and hasn’t hit a green in regulation once.
Here’s a look at where things went from bad to worse for Justin Thomas.
The top performers today are Daniel Berger (level), Sam Burns (level) and Viktor Hovland (-1), who are all two under par so far on day two.
Daniel Berger (level) makes a birdie. Rahm (level) smashes a ball off the tee and lands on the green, 20 feet from the hole. Spieth’s (+2) effort is not as good, and he’ll have sand in his shoes after his next shot.
Scheffler (+2), Morikawa (level) and Hovland (-1) all polish off a par.
Scheffler (+2) has 16 feet to the pin for a birdie on the 14th hole. Koepka (-2) finds the green on the 16th for a slight birdie chance.
Spieth (+2) is within 20 feet of the pin in two strokes on the par four fifth hole. Koepka (-2) misses that par chance and drops a shot. Justin Thomas (+9) seems to have given himself too much work to do to make a cut this weekend.
Neither Hovland nor Morikawa capitalise on their great tee shots. Scheffler (+2), Morikawa (level), and Hovland (-1) make par. Koepka (-3) opts not to drop out from that tee shot and makes the fair way with his second shot. He’s got a chance to make par here.
The highlight of Sam Burns’ excellent start to day two action at Oakmont.
Hovland’s (-1) tee shot is near perfect on the 13th hole. Scheffler (+2) goes aggressive with his too, but it doesn’t quite make the green. Morikawa’s (level) strike is also top notch Elsewhere Spieth (+2) misses a birdie chance and then him and Rahm (level) make par.
Koepka (-3) might have to take a penalty drop after his tee shot on the 15th hole.
Burns (level) made that birdie, and is now alongside Collin Morikawa (level) on the leaderboard. The American missed his birdie chance on the twelfth. Viktor Hovland (-1) is now under par, the best of his trio. Scheffler (+2) makes par.
Rahm (level) drives the ball over 370 yards off the fourth tee. Looks like a good chance to make up some shots on the leaders, but he’ll have to do it from the bunker after that approach shot.
Burns (+1) is one under for the day, and gives himself another opportunity for a birdie on the 13th, six feet from the hole. Scheffler (+2) plays a nice shot out of the rough, leaving himself 30 feet from the hole.
Spieth’s (+2) got a bogey on the last hole. His next tee shot on his fourth hole goes into that heavy second cut of rough. Scheffler’s (+2) approach shot isn’t great on the 12th, nor is Hovland (level), both in the rough.
Rahm’s (level) ball trickles past the pin at the third, missing out on the birdie.
Koepka (-3) is on song today, his tee shot on the par three 13th finds the green, within twenty feet of the hole. Fellow American, Jordan Spieth (+1) doesn’t seem to be in the same form he was in yesterday though.
Sungjae Im (-1) drops a shot on his second of the day. Justin Thomas, nearly birdies the twelfth. Then misses the follow up. Then misses that follow up. Double bogey for the American (+9).
Koepka (-3) gets his birdie!
Koepka (-2) has a chance for an eagle on 12th hole, 26 feet to the hole. Justin Thomas is rewarded by the fast greens and gets close the hole.
Hovland (level) gets a par on the 11th, as does Morikawa (level). Scheffler’s (+2) brilliant set up shot also gives him the par.
Spieth’s (+1) bad approach costs him the par. Johnson (+6) makes a par, as does Rahm (level).
Scheffler (+2) had to chip out of the rough and back onto the fairway. But his next shot is fantastic, with the ball zipping back along the green and settling next to the pin.
Sungjae Im (-2) makes a par on his second hole. Sam Burns is down to (+1) after a birdie.
The morning dew is helping the morning’s players at Oakmont. Try telling that to Spieth (level) though, as he manages to hit the grass further than the ball in the rough of his second hole. It’ll be a struggle for him to make par now.
Koepka corrected a bad start to the Friday’s action on his second hole of the day.
Hovland (level) makes a great putt from just off the green for a birdie. Scheffler (+2) does likewise. Morikawa makes par (level).
Justin Thomas had to take a penalty drop from that opening tee shot and bogeys (+7). Meanwhile, Koepka (-2) plays a lovely approach shot that gets him 10 feet from the pin, and then birdies the hole.
Rahm (level) bogeys the opening hole from 17 feet. Johnson (+6) also misses his par putt and bogeys, but their three ball partner Spieth (level) bucks the trend.
Here’s a demonstration of those wicked greens at Oakmont, with Will Chandler (+16) the unfortunate victim.
Hovland (+1), Morikawa (level) and Scheffler (+3) all tee off on the tenth to open their second day.
Koepka (-1) drops a shot on the first hole of the day. On the eleventh hole, Koepka and Lee (+7) tee off well, while Thomas ends up in a bad spot.
Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth and Dustin Johnson have all now teed off. Scheffler’s group will be off in a couple of minutes.
Brooks Koepka (-2) gets his round underway with a drive to the rough. Same goes for his playing partner Justin Thomas. They’re playing the back nine first.
Australia’s Ryan Fox (+1) opens with the first birdie of the second day on the 10th hole.
Emilliano Grillo (+1) has the best score of any of the early starts here, and makes par on his first hole.
The first groups have teed off at Oakmont for day two of the US Open. The major tee times for the early part of the day are 12.18pm (Koepka, Thomas, Lee), 12:29 (Spieth, Rahm, D. Johnson) and 12.40pm (Scheffler, Morikawa, Hovland).
Here’s some context for how difficult a task Scottie Scheffler (+3) has ahead of him. If anyone could do it though...
Some of the major players have been struggling, notably McIlroy (+4) and Lowry (+9). World number one Scottie Scheffler (+3) would have been hoping for better yesterday, as would last year’s US Open winner, Bryson DeChambeau (+3).
Alongside Lowry, the surprisingly high scorers include Justin Rose (+7), who played that memorable playoff with McIlroy at this year’s Masters. Two time major winner Justin Thomas (+6) also started badly on day one. Dustin Johnson (+5), the last US Open champion at Oakmont in 2016, will also be disappointed.
JJ Spaun (-4) is a surprise leader so far in the 2025 US Open, getting around the course without a single bogey. South Africa’s Thriston Lawrence (-3) is in outright second, with three players tied for third on -2 (Sungjae Im, Brooks Koepka, and Si Woo Kim). Only ten players are under par after that first day.
A big part of the conversation around this year’s US Open has been the course at Oakmont Country Club. The last time it was held here (2016), only four players finished under par across the weekend. Here’s Philip Reid’s verdict on how the leaders have managed the course so far.
[Oakmont the winner after testing first round at US Open]
Philip Reid is at the Oakmont Country Club this weekend. Here is his review of yesterday’s disappointing opening day for McIlroy and Lowry.
“McIlroy’s homeward run was even worse than Lowry’s, 41 to his friend’s 40. Having moved to the first tee among those perched towards the top end of the leaderboard, the world number two stumbled and tumbled.”
[US Open: Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry left battered and bruised from Oakmont slog]
Hello and welcome to live coverage of day two of the US Open at Oakmont Country Club. Ciarán Kirk here to take you through the action from the morning session, before Malachy Clerkin takes over as McIlroy and Lowry (6.25pm) take to the course in the evening. Both have work to do, with McIlroy (+4) plummeting down the leaderboard after things took a turn for the worse on his back nine. Lowry (+9) struggled throughout yesterday’s action, despite being on the same course where he finished tied for second at the 2016 US Open.
Round two tee times
Notable tee times
12.29pm Dustin Johnson (US), Jon Rahm (Spa), Jordan Spieth (US)
12.40pm Viktor Hovland (Nor), Collin Morikawa (US), Scottie Scheffler (US)
6.03pm Ludvig Aberg (Swe), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn), Adam Scott (Aus)
6.14pm Jose Luis Ballester (Spa), Bryson DeChambeau (US), Xander Schauffele (US)
6.25pm Shane Lowry (Ire), Rory McIlroy (NI), Justin Rose (Eng)
All tee times for round two
Starting from hole one (all Irish times)
11.45am Will Chandler (US), Andrea Pavan (Ita), Takumi Kanaya (Jpn)
11.56am Bryan Lee* (US), Guido Migliozzi (Ita), Preston Summerhays (US)
12.07pm Max Greyserman (US), Erik van Rooyen (SA), Matt Wallace (Eng)
12.18pm Christiaan Bezuidenhout (SA), Russell Henley (US), Nick Taylor (Can)
12.29pm Dustin Johnson (US), Jon Rahm (Spa), Jordan Spieth (US)
12.40pm Tyrrell Hatton (Eng), Sung-Jae Im (Kor), Sepp Straka (Aut)
12.51pm Tom Hoge (US), JT Poston (US), Cameron Young (US)
1.02pm Michael Kim (US), Matthieu Pavon (Fra), Jhonattan Vegas (Ven)
1.13pm Nick Dunlap (US), Marc Leishman (Aus), Aaron Rai (Eng)
1.24pm Matthew Jordan (Eng), Carlos Ortiz (Mex), Yuta Sugiura (Jpn)
1.35pm Trevor Cone (US), Ryan McCormick (US), Zachery Pollo* (US)
1.46pm James Nicholas (US), Tyler Weaver* (Eng), Riki Kawamoto (Jpn)
1.57pm George Duangmanee (US), Harrison Ott (US), Austen Truslow (US)
5.30pm Zachary Blair (US), Alistair Docherty (US), Scott Vincent (Zim)
5.41pm Jacques Kruyswijk (SA), Jordan Smith (Eng), Eric Cole (US)
5.52pm Joo-Hyung Kim (Kor), Taylor Pendrith (Can), JJ Spaun (US)
6.03pm Ludvig Aberg (Swe), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn), Adam Scott (Aus)
6.14pm Ben Griffin (US), Maverick McNealy (US), Andrew Novak (US)
6.25pm Shane Lowry (Ire), Rory McIlroy (NI), Justin Rose (Eng)
6.36pm Patrick Cantlay (US), Lucas Glover (US), Si-Woo Kim (Kor)
6.47pm Brian Harman (US), Phil Mickelson (US), Cameron Smith (Aus)
6.58pm Brian Campbell (US), Justin Lower (US), Niklas Norgaard (Den)
7.09pm Johnny Keefer (US), Jackson Koivun* (US), Davis Riley (US)
7.20pm James Hahn (US), Mark Hubbard (US), Michael La Sasso* (US)
7.31pm Chris Gotterup (US), Mason Howell* (US), Joakim Lagergren (Swe)
7.42pm Zachary Bauchou (US), Jackson Buchanan (US), Lance Simpson* (US)
Starting from hole 10
11.45am Sam Bairstow (Eng), Emiliano Grillo (Arg), Frederic Lacroix (Fra)
11.56am Byeong-Hun An (Kor), Joe Highsmith (US), Ryan Fox (NZ)
12.07pm Jacob Bridgeman (US), Victor Perez (Fra), Adam Schenk (US)
12.18pm Brooks Koepka (US), Min-Woo Lee (Aus), Justin Thomas (US)
12.29pm Sam Burns (US), Nicolas Echavarria (Col), Denny McCarthy (US)
12.40pm Viktor Hovland (Nor), Collin Morikawa (US), Scottie Scheffler (US)
12.51pm Corey Conners (Can), Jason Day (Aus), Patrick Reed (US)
1.02pm Daniel Berger (US), Bud Cauley (US), Joaquin Niemann (Chi)
1.13pm Tony Finau (US), Mackenzie Hughes (Can), Chris Kirk (US)
1.24pm Rasmus Hojgaard (Den), Stephan Jaeger (Ger), Benjamin James* (US)
1.35pm Laurie Canter (Eng), Justin Hastings* (Cay), Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (Den)
1.46pm Roberto Diaz (Mex), Emilio Gonzalez (Mex), Frankie Harris* (US)
1.57pm Joey Herrera (US), George Kneiser (US), Grant Haefner (US)
5.30pm Trent Phillips (US), Kevin Velo (US), Matt Vogt* (US)
5.41pm Chandler Blanchet (US), Alvaro Ortiz (Mex), Doug Ghim (US)
5.52pm Evan Beck* (US), Justin B. Hicks (US), Maxwell Moldovan (US)
6.03pm Keegan Bradley (US), Harris English (US), Tommy Fleetwood (Eng)
6.14pm Jose Luis Ballester (Spa), Bryson DeChambeau (US), Xander Schauffele (US)
6.25pm Wyndham Clark (US), Matt Fitzpatrick (Eng), Gary Woodland (US)
6.36pm Akshay Bhatia (US), Robert MacIntyre (Sco), Matt McCarty (US)
6.47pm Cameron Davis (Aus), Thomas Detry (Bel), Davis Thompson (US)
6.58pm Richard Bland (Eng), Lanto Griffin (US), Trevor Gutschewski* (US)
7.09pm Ryan Gerard (US), Edoardo Molinari (Ita), Sam Stevens (US)
7.20pm Noah Kent* (US), Thriston Lawrence (SA), Thorbjorn Olesen (Den)
7.31pm Jinichiro Kozuma (Jpn), Cameron Tankersley* (US), Chase Johnson (US)
7.42pm Philip Barbaree (US), Brady Calkins (US), Riley Lewis (US)
