Branden Grace wasn’t able to get the flat stick going on Sunday, but never-the-less shot 71 to tie for fifth place. He’s certainly proven his worth in the majors.
Dustin Johnson holes out at the 18th for birdie to win his first major, ending a string of heartbreaking results at the biggest tournaments. The big-hitting American also moved to number three in the world.
The 210 bunkers at Oakmont Country Club destroyed major hopes throughout the week. Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, and Justin Rose all missed the cut. Andrew Landry (pictured) was a surprise contender, but struggled on Sunday and finished in a tie for 15th.
The rough was brutal on the par-70 layout and finding fairways was a must. 2014 US Open champion Martin Kaymer (pictured) battled the long grass on his way to a share of 37th.
Rain. And then some more rain. The first two rounds were hampered by heavy thundershowers and play was suspended several times. Oakmont Country Club held up despite the extra waterings.
