US Open 2025 Live: Round One Scores, Leaderboard Updates, Tee Times and Highlights from Oakmont

Scheffler +3, Morikawa Par, Hovland +1 (F) 

Scheffler two-putts from 30 feet on the par-4 18th to card a lacklustre 3-over 73. 

The World No.1 is seven shots off the pace heading into the second round. 

The bookies have pushed his odds out from 11/4 starting the tournament to a current 6/1. 

He's incredibly still the favourite, now alongside Rahm. 

Scheffler will be off early on Friday, however, and no doubt intent on hauling himself back into contention heading into the weekend. 

Morikawa and Hovland both made birdies on the par-4 18th playing alongside Scheffler. 

Hovland sent home a tramliner to card a 1-over 71, while Morikawa drained a six-footer to card a level-par 70. 

That's it for our R1 updates today.

We'll back tomorrow to take you through second round updates from the US Open. 

Rahm -1 (F)

A solid day for LIV Golf's Rahm.

He two-putts from 30 feet on the par-4 18th to finish the round in the red at 1-under par.

Rahm will fancy his chances of adding a second US Open title and a third career major from here. 

The Spaniard won the US Open in 2021. 

Im -2 (17*)

Im splashes out of sand on the par-3 8th to five feet.

But he fails to convert the par save.

Another bogey goes down on the card for Im and he's back into a tie for fourth. 

He was 5-under not so long ago. But that's Oakmont for you. 

Koepka -1 (17)

It's been an up and down round for Koepka, just like so many out there on Thursday, but the five-time major champion has got himself back in the red with a birdie on 17.

Koepka to 1-under and three back. 

Scheffler +3 (15)

The day gets worse.

Scheffler misses a four-footer for par on the par-4 15th to slump to 3-over par.

The World  No.1 looks down and out. 

Rahm -1 (15*)

Rahm hit a decent tee shot on the par-3 6th to 18 feet.

But he sent  his birdie putt some five feet past the hole and then missed the return for par.

It's a bogey for Rahm and he's back to 1-under par.

That's still very much in contention. 

Scheffler +2 (13)

The day goes from bad to worse for Scheffler,  who makes another bogey at 13. 

The World No.1 is six shots back at 2-over par. 

Young -2 (12*)

My second each-way pick Cam Young is also picking up the pace. 

I tipped up Young  at 100/1 in my latest betting tips feature.

Young has never won on the PGA Tour, but who knows, maybe his first win will be a major?!

The big-hitting American has just made two birdies in a row to move into a tie for seventh. 

Young played nicely last week and was unfortunate not to finally seal the deal in Canada. 

His time is coming... 

Burns -3 (14)

Burns drains a 30 footer for birdie on the 14th to move into a tie for third on 3-under par. 

My 66/1 tip is doing me proud so far.

Scheffler +1 (12)

Pars are good at Oakmont, but not especially at 12.

That's because it's one of two par-5s.

Scheffler remains at 1-over par. 

His playing partners Hovland  and Morikawa also made a mess of it.

Morikawa was up by the green in two shots but a bogey from absolutely nowhere.

Hovland had a 30 footer for eagle and walked off with a par after missing a two-footer for birdie. 

Morikawa and Hovland are at level par. 

Burns -2 (12)

My 66/1 tip for you is still hanging in there *winky face* 

Burns gets up and down for birdie on the par-5 12th to bump himself up to 2-under par in a tie for fifth.

Scheffler +1 (11)

The back and forth continues for Scheffler. 

He's just sent home a 20 footer for birdie on the par-4 11th.

Back to 1-over and five back.  

Im -4 (10*)

Sungjae Im pours in a fourth birdie of the round at the 1st to jump into a share of the lead. 

Im is seeking a first major title. 

Pavon -3 (8*)

It's not been a season to remember for Pavon so far but he's putting it all to one side in the first round of the US Open.

Pavon has just popped in a third birdie in eight holes to move it to 3-under par in a tie for second.

The Frenchman arrived at Oakmont off the back of two missed cuts, but you wouldn't think it after this start. 

Spieth -1 (10)

Spieth's rollercoaster round continues.

The popular American is back into the red at 1-under par after a birdie on the 1st, his 10th of the round. 

Spieth is going in search of a second US Open title having won at Chambers Bay in 2015.

Scheffler +2 (10)

Scheffler is not at the races today.

He found deep rough off the tee and then compounded the error by coming up shy of the green with his third shot. 

Scheffler, to his credit, holed an eight footer for bogey but it sends him back to 2-over again.

How are his playing partners doing you ask?

Morikawa just made his first bogey of the round to fall back to level par, while Hovland just made his first birdie of the day to join Scheffler on 2-over. 

Room for improvement for the star-studded three-ball.

Neegaard-Petersen -3 (4)

The big-hitting Dane chips in for an eagle on the par-5 4th to vault up into a tie for second on 3-under par.

He's playing in his first US Open and second career major having missed the cut at the PGA.