US Open 2025: Sam Burns Shines as Scottie Scheffler Struggles at Oakmont
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Summary
Sam Burns impresses with a five-under 65 at the US Open, setting the clubhouse target, while Scottie Scheffler battles to make the cut during the second round.
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The top 60 and ties make it through to the weekend, and world number one Scheffler is set to be comfortably inside the cut mark.
Sam Burns hit a sensational five-under 65 to set the clubhouse target as Scottie Scheffler battled to make the cut during the second round of the US Open.
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