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JJ Spaun is not afraid to admit he got a little help while walking American open push rod.
and Viktor Hovland In the final round, Spaun and Hovland shot their approach to the fifth five-pointer between each other.
By then, Hofland almost stood out, but Spaun needed two putts to win his first major.
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JJ Spaun shook hands with Norway’s Viktor Hovland in the final round of the 125th U.S. Open Championship at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania on June 15, 2025. (Ben Jared/PGA Tour by Getty Images)
Hovland was away and barely missed his putt. Spaun had almost the same line, which he drained from 64 feet away.
Of course, Spaun is relatively likely to win a match on the green, and maybe he doesn’t need Hovland’s help at all. But Spaun admitted his plan to donate to Hovland.
Spaun told him: “I have to give him a nice bottle of wine or something.” “Dan Patrick’s performance.”
“That was a good instruction and I think it’s just the way you not only have to win championships, but also big titles, and I’m glad to take advantage of that small advantage.”
Spaun hit 66-72-69-72, completing his week Only players under par In Oakmont.
JJ Spaun of the United States celebrated his 18th Green Win during the 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont, Pennsylvania on June 15, 2025. (Andrew Reddington/Getty Image)
Oakmont has also some of the best in the game in this week’s ads, such as Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry and many more, struggling to find answers to its tough greens, thick roughness and downpour, which will surely help those who are competing for the title.
However, the toughest test of the golf test this year was tamed by Spaun on Thursday, when he left the field leader after 18 holes and shot low, he returned on Friday and did not see the same result, but he certainly didn’t stand out.
After Spaun released less than 1 match on Saturday, Spaun knew he had his first professional match ever, but the start of Sunday wasn’t what he thought.
Spaun started rolling down the rankings, bogeyed five of his first six holes. In the past, Spaun said the performance would be discouraged, but when he corrected the Sunday boat, the weather delay stopped working.
When he returned to the court, another kind of spaun appeared. The back nine were indeed his, shooting par in the first two holes, then before the 12th bird hole, then 14 holes, and scored 3 in the day’s game.
At this point, if not tied to the rankings, multiple players were shot during hunting. Spaun gave a man with bogey at the age of 15, but he won the win with back-to-back birdies on the money of 17 and 18 holes.
JJ Spaun of the United States won the trophy after winning the final round of the 125th U.S. Open at the Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania on June 15, 2025. (Patrick Smith/Getty Image)
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While his putting at 18 is simply incredible, Spaun’s drive on the 17th is completely green, so it rolls in and offers an opportunity for Eagle. Although he missed that putter, he would bury the next putter over three feet and have a chance to win 18 wins.
Spaun also completed Father’s Day with daughter Emerson and Violet and wife Melody, and completed the celebrations in the 18th Green Celebration.
Fox News’s Scott Thompson contributed to the report.
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