Live: Adam Scott Share the lead early in the last round of US Open

Adam Scott hits the green of the tee on the first par three of the round, but he lands it briefly and turns further away. The Birdie Putt is not good, on a good line, but only touches around three -quarters of the distance required from the edge of the green.

And he misses a difficult par putt for his third bogey of the day.

Burns Pars, so he is back to be outright leader on 2-under.

While the wind picks up and somewhat dark gray clouds ominating, Sam Burns is forced to switch off after he had beaten a bunker from the T-shirt at the fifth fifth. He eventually saves for Bogey to go back to 2 under.

Adam Scott touches the green in regulations, but it would cost a miracle to get it in the ridge and for Birdie. He leaves it a few feet past the hole for an uncomfortable par putt.

But he lands it and They are bound for the first time on 2 under.

In the group just before them, Viktor HOVOLAND Birdies Five and comes very close to six, but pars to stay par.

Adam Scott drills his Tee -shot and then leaves his second to the right. He is deep in short stuff from the green, but gets some lighting after landing right next to a sprinkler.

And the relief calls him on the Green Proper for a 46-foot Eagle Putt.

Does he have it?! No.

It breaks hard to the left and searches for all the money, such as rolling in. It was so close that Scott even pumped his fist, thinking that he had taken part of the lead, but a last sharp break took it just before the lip.

He taps for his first Birdie to be 2 under and goes back in a blow of Sam Burns, who will remain pars 3-under.

The Spanish 2021 US Open winner ends with three straight birdies to be 4-over after his last round in the clubhouse.

He is in a tie for the ninth, alongside triple big winner Scottie Scheffler, who had a double and two birdies through the front nine.

With this course so impossible to argue, you are never completely out of the running, especially with Adam Scott the only big winner at the top places.

JJ Spaun, who started the day in second place with Adam Scott, had all that nightmare on the second where he hit the pin and it cost him 50 meters.

Now he has found a rake!

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He was in a horrible position on the left, stood in the sand and had to play a Tee -Balschot to get his ball out of the rough, sitting around the knee height.

The ball cuts over the fairway, bounces in the rough and takes an extra small turn into the deep stuff of a rake that is just above the bunker.

But he succeeds in being the parfive fifth to stay the same. Viktor HOVOLAND also takes a cumbersome route to a par and manages to get up and down from a bunker just left of the green.

Adam Scott loses the ball of the tee and has to ask his caddy where it flew. Unfortunately, in a deep bunker from the right side of the Fairway and leaves him 165 meters on the tee.

He had to get the ball over a steep lip and out of the sand. Watch him to take a big sweeg about it because he knew less club and he had no chance to get it on the green.

Eventually he leaves it short and he cannot find the rear spider on a third shot of 50 meters. He misses his par putt and taps for Bogey.

Sam Burns is now two shots at the front after he has arrived within centimeters of a sensational Birdie Putt, instead tapping for par to stay 3-under.

Wnba Superstar and Keen Golfer Caitlin Clark Veetities The players who make their way around this Pittsburgh course.

The American looked hot when he went in fifth place with Birdies in the second and third place, but he defends the fifth after launching his Tee Scot so far to the right, he has to take a drop.

Young hits the ground with his driver and shouts “F *** off”. I assume he spoke to himself and the ball, not his caddy.

Adam Scott comes into the second hole in his work and leaves himself a difficult 12-foot putting the slope.

He leaves it just right, and ticks the same as to regain it after the blissful second Bogey of JJ Spaun.

In the meantime, leader Sam Burns gets his first bogey after he has driven roughly in the tee.

He came in a few centimeters after a beautiful par save, but he taps for Bogey.

Everyone in the top four has at least one bogey of their first two holes.

Adam Scott’s co-two-placed runner seems to land a sharp rotating ball just behind the flag, but instead it absolutely rinses the pin and rolls 50 meters back where he came.

Horrid happiness for the man who led after the first round when he briefly leaves his par putt and enters a second straight bogey.

Viktor HOVOLAND from Norway Boge also the second to be even in fourth place.

He has a long conversation with his Caddy for his second shot, delivered over the wind with an impact on the shot of 89 meters.

And he was right to be worried while leaving his 8-iron in the thick rough, close to the left of the green.

He had trouble finding that it is rough so deep and while he is trying to hack it, the ball barely pulls out before he drips back on the pony.

He leaves his par putt very short and needs a great opportunity to save Bogey. And he does it! Great storage ultimately for the Aussie.

In the meantime, Burns de Green touches in two and just misses a long bird look. He taps for par.

The 44-year-old drills his first tee shot low and hard and lands the ball dead center on the first fairway.

In the previous group, JJ Spaun, who started with Scott on 3-under, roughly rough from the right rough to the left with his first and second shots.

He managed to hack it and give himself a heavy look for par, which he missed. Spaun starts with a bogey, so Scott is now downright second.

The Australian is at the top of the first hole in Oakmont next to the American open leader Sam Burns.

Burns, 28, hadn’t played Major when Adam Scott won his first Title at the Masters 2013.

The US Open is the second worst performing wave major in Australia.

Since 1895, only two Aussie players have held the trophy up.

David Graham Played an icy final round at Merion Golf Club in 1981 to win the second of his two Majors.

The last Australian who had the championship trophy was Geoff OgilvyWho did not succeed in going under parging once through the four rounds on the famous ruthless winged footban, but his 5-over was good enough to keep the field off.

Would we be about to see another iconic moment in Australian Sports History?

Adam Scott finished the third round of the US Open only one shot by leader Sam Burns.

Burns and Scott are the last combination to go in Oakmont in Pittsburgh and the course to follow at 4.15 am.