Sam Burns took the lead at the U.S. Open with an impressive 5-under 65, marked by six birdies from within 10 feet. Rory McIlroy struggled but secured his place for the next rounds despite some frustrations, notably throwing a club. Thriston Lawrence fell from 6-under to over par due to a series of bogeys. Phil Mickelson faced potential retirement after failing to make the cut. Weather interruptions added to the day's challenges as play halted with several players still on the course, showcasing the unpredictability and intensity of the tournament.
Sam Burns showcased resilience with a 5-under 65 to lead the U.S. Open, capitalizing on favorable morning conditions and strong iron play.
Rory McIlroy, despite frustration, made the cut after a tumultuous second round highlighted by a birdie on the 18th hole.
Thriston Lawrence's round epitomized the struggles at Oakmont, going from 6-under to over par with six bogeys and a double in a challenging stretch.
Phil Mickelson's likely farewell at the U.S. Open became bittersweet as he missed the cut after a disappointing finish with two double bogeys.
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