2022 U.S. Open Highlights: Round 3, Early

Coverage from the early groups in Round 3 of the 2022 U.S. Open at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass.

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15 thoughts on “2022 U.S. Open Highlights: Round 3, Early”

You know it's US Open. We want to see the lowlight!

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The Sheikh's wife sends me ankle pics

Anybody but Keegan Smartess Bradley

NBC golf coverage is the worst 🙁

Is zalatoris winning?

Nobody CARES what the 48th and 52nd players are doing………

"…on the first Tee, from Kentucky, Justin Thompson".

Adam Scott should feel ridiculous using that putter 😒

What a talented group of US Open Golfers the best of the best seems like there all winners benign conditions reens so well maintained and tricky but there going through them like butter on toast even well played shots from the rough wow incredible golf

Hats off to the team who put the course together and manicured even the long hairs around the traps, what a place to find the deep rough as your shot just barely missed the smoothness of the greens. A quick memory from 88 when walking along the course during a practice round watching Watson's technique, and there as if more profound I find an old soul named Karsten Solheim, just there to say hello. Gods grace to you all. Selah.