US EditionNo.1 Scheffler, Four-over, Says Don't Count Him Out at US Open
- Scottie Scheffler played the first two rounds of the 2025 US Open at Oakmont Golf Club on June 12-13, holding a score of 4-over par and tied for 25th place.
- Scheffler's struggles followed his recent form with three wins in four events including the 2024 Memorial Tournament, but Oakmont's challenging greens and course conditions affected his performance.
- He admitted to making silly mistakes, hitting only 6 of 14 fairways and 7 of 18 greens in regulation, while praising his above-average putting despite mental toughness testing him throughout play.
- Scheffler said, "You've got to do your best to stay under the hole" and noted staying patient as key, while Meredith Scheffler encouraged him by saying, "I’m still going to love you, you’re still going to be the same person."
- Despite frustration and sitting seven strokes behind leader J.J. Spaun, Scheffler remained confident about making the cut and continuing to contend in his eighth US Open appearance.
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Ottumwa Courier
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Scottie Scheffler smashes driver during 'frustrating' opening US Open rounds
Scottie Scheffler has found himself in unfamiliar territory at the US Open, battling to make the cut after two difficult days at Oakmont.The world No1 sits joint-69th at five-over par following rounds of 73 and 71.During the second round the frustration got so severe they eventually boiled over for Scheffler.After driving into a church pew bunker for the third time this week on the third hole, the American yelled "Gosh dang it" and slammed his d…
Scottie Scheffler: I'm not out of it, and slow play is OK at U.S. Open
OAKMONT, Pa. -- Scottie Scheffler hadn't shot an over-par round since last year's U.S. Open, he has two of them so far this week at Oakmont but says he is far from out of the season's third major championship.
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