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U.S. Open 2026: What to know from the final round at Shinnecock Hills Original

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By Justin Ray
| The Athletic Verified
Wyndham Clark took the outright lead at the U.S. Open shortly after 7 p.m. local time Thursday. For the next 71 1/2 hours, he never let go of that lead, no matter how much New York golf fans wanted to will it out of his grasp. Clark’s six-shot advantage was perilously close to evaporating at several points Sunday.
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U.S. Open 2026: What to know from Round 3 at Shinnecock Hills Original

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By Justin Ray
| The Athletic Verified
Shinnecock Hills threw everything it had Saturday at one of the game’s hottest players. At every turn, Wyndham Clark seemed to have an answer. Here are the top numbers and notes to know from Round 3 of the 126th U.S. Open. 1. Thanks to a relentless day of scrapping for pars, Clark will carry a six-stroke lead into the final round at Shinnecock in Southampton, N.Y. Clark hit just half of his greens in regulation but got up and down seven times in posting a third-round 70.
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U.S. Open 2026: What to know from Round 2 at Shinnecock Hills Original

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By Justin Ray
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Though this U.S. Open has not yet shown us its peak trademark brutality, several intriguing storylines emerged heading into the weekend. Ten players are under par at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, N.Y. — more than on Friday evening in 2018 (one) but fewer than in 2004 (11). A past champion has built a sturdy lead, but a bevy of accomplished players aren’t too far in the rearview mirror. These are the top numbers and notes to know from Day 2 of the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. 1.
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