Jordan Spieth found himself plunged in the Oakmont rough during his second round of the U.S. Open on Friday, but the former champion appeared to see the funny side of his woes

Jordan Spieth Makes Honest Admission on US Open originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Jordan Spieth's performance during the first round of the U.S. Open was quite rocky. He finished with even par after 18 holes but recorded four birdies and four bogeys. He holds the T11 spot heading into Friday.

One the best putters of his era, Spieth found himself playing the what-if game familiar to countless golfers after 18 holes on Oakmont’s famously confounding greens. Winner of the 2015 championship, Spieth on the one hand was mildly satisfied with his score and on the other couldn’t suppress a spasm of regret for how he got there.

Players began arriving at Oakmont on Sunday with umbrellas and expectations for a U.S. Open to live up to its reputation as golf's toughest test. Jordan Spieth was among the early arrivals, playing the front nine Saturday and 11 holes Sunday in a light,

Corey Conners has been one of the breakout PGA Tour stars of 2025. The Canadian has five top-10 finishes so far this season and has proven to be a cut-making machine, playing the weekend in 14-of-15 starts, including 13 straight since falling short at the Sony Open in January.

It's the 125th playing of America's national championship, and a lot has changed in the game of golf in the last 125 years. Fashion is no exception.

Jordan Spieth nearly hit fans with an errant ball in a wild shot at the Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio,. Footage of the moment shows fans ducking as the ball barreled toward them.

Jordan Spieth is lucky he didn’t seriously injure a fan. On his second shot of the day at the Memorial Tournament on Sunday, Spieth’s approach shot from the right-side rough nearly hit fans who were, inexplicably, standing directly in line with his shot at Muirfield Village Golf Club.

Win or lose on Sunday, Jordan Spieth's comeback reached a new high this week at the Memorial Tournament for two reasons.

It was pretty known it was going to be a difficult weekend at the 2025 US Open beforehand. With the leader sitting alone at three under after two days, that has certainly