Scheffler and McIlroy struggle on first day of US Open
Briefly

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy faced frustrations during the opening day of the US Open at Oakmont, primarily due to challenging conditions and missed birdie opportunities. Scheffler, the world’s top-ranked player, finished with a 3-over 73, placing him seven shots behind leader JJ Spaun. His round included various emotional responses to mishaps, such as drives landing in trouble and missed putts. The day turned from hopeful to disappointing, showcasing the difficulty of the course and the pressure of the event.
Scheffler expressed his frustrations with the day's events, noting insufficient opportunities for birdies and a series of unfortunate shots that derailed his game.
After a lackluster 3-over 73, Scheffler reflected on the challenges he faced at Oakmont, stating, "I've probably got to give myself a few more looks" for birdie opportunities.
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