US Open

Halfway leader Rickie Fowler looked set to maintain his overnight advantage until three-putting the 18th.

The 20-year-old from South Korea made birdies on the first, third, fourth, sixth, eighth and ninth.

The par-three 15th was set to play to just 80 yards during Saturday’s third round.

Fowler’s 18 birdies over the first two days are the most in championship history and kept him in pole position to claim a first major…

McIlroy covered his last nine holes in five under par to card a second round of 67 at Los Angeles Country Club.

The Yorkshireman made the third hole-in-one of the week on the 15th.

McIlroy birdied four of his last five holes to get to eight under.

There have now been three holes-in-one on the 15th so far this week.

Defending champion Matt Fitzpatrick became the third player this week to record an ace at Los Angeles Country Club.

Joint leader expects tougher times ahead as greens firm up after equalling lowest round in major history.

The duo both carded 62s for the lowest rounds in tournament history and joint lowest in a major.

Fowler made a stunning start at Los Angeles Country Club.

Fowler admitted this week he is considering investing in Leeds.

Koepka claimed his fifth major in May’s US PGA Championship at Oak Hill and wants to collect at least 10.

McIlroy said his press conference at last week’s Canadian Open was “the most uncomfortable I’ve felt in the last 12 months”.

‘Sometimes it’s nice playing courses a little blind,’ the Northern Irishman said ahead of the season’s third major.

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