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David Puig was fully aware that he needed to make the cut at the U.S. Open to make the Spanish team for the Paris Olympics, and he had a whole lot of work to do after opening with a 76 at Pinehurst No. 2. The result was a second-round 68 that left him at 4 over for the championship and inside the cut line, which moved to plus-5 late in the day when Brooks Koepka stumbled on his final hole. Puig wasn't the only one who exhaled in relief at the end of a tough day at brutally hot Pinehurst.

Swedens Ludwig Aberg grinded his way to a one-stroke lead after Fridays second round of the US Open while top-ranked Scottie Scheffler and other favorites struggled at punishing Pinehurst.

Swedens Ludwig Aberg grinded his way to a one-stroke lead after Fridays second round of the US Open while top-ranked Scottie Scheffler and other favorites struggled at punishing Pinehurst.

Swedens Ludwig Aberg grinded his way to a one-stroke lead after Fridays second round of the US Open while top-ranked Scottie Scheffler and other favorites struggled at punishing Pinehurst.

Taking a look at the live odds to win the 2024 U.S. Open after Round 2. Ludvig Aberg is set as the betting favorite, holding the solo lead ahead of Round 3.

Spains David Puig rallied after a poor first round at the U.S. Open with a second-round 68 on Friday, which allowed him to make the cut and earn one of his nations two spots at the Paris Olympics. …

By DOUG FERGUSON (AP Golf Writer) PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau was in contention again in a major, this time using his putter more than his power Friday to get through a roller-coaster day at Pinehurst No. 2 for a 1-under 69 to share the early 36-hole lead in the U.S. Open with Thomas […]

The Swedish star methodically works his way to a 1-under 69 and is at 5-under overall, avoiding big blunders and big numbers on a day of oppressive heat in the North Carolina sand hills that derailed many others. Tiger Woods misses the cut and Scottie Scheffler nearly does.

Rory McIlroy sank a birdie putt from just inside 20 feet at the 18th hole to complete a five-under-par 65 first round and match Patrick Cantlay for the lead at

Pinehurst is proving tricky for the world's best golfers as they start their US Open campaigns