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The final round of the 2019 US Open came down to the performances of three golfers - Gary Woodland, Brooks Koepka and Justin Rose. Rose started the round -10 overall but finished the tournament tied for third place after a +3 74 on the day. Koepka entered the final round 4 shots off the lead and turned in a -3 under par 68 for an overall score of -10. Koepka threatened Woodland's lead the most down the stretch, but it was Gary Woodland, who lead after rounds 2 and 3 that finished in first place with a 69 on the day, -13 overall. This was Woodland's first ever major win.

Gary Woodland shot a -2 under par 71 in the third round of the 2019 US Open tournament to remain at the top of the leaderboard. Woodland was -2 through 11 holes when his 12th tee shot on the par 3 went into the rough. He was able to make a 33-foot chip shot to save par and had to drain a 42-foot putt to save par yet again on 14. He went on to par the last 4 holes. Justin Rose finished just 1-stroke off the lead with a 68 on the day, -10 overall. And Brooks Koepka, Louis Oosthuizen and Chez Reavie finished tied for third overall. Rory McIIory shot -1 under for 6th on the board. Tiger Woods shot even par and remains even par overall.

Gary Woodland was the surprise name at the top of the leaderboard for the second round of the 2019 US Open. Woodland shot a -6 under par, a scorecard that saw zero bogeys and tied the lowest 36-hole score at a US Open held at Pebble Beach at -9 overall, 133 strokes (with Gil Morgan doing the same in 1992). Justin Rose shot a -1, 70 on the day and finished 2 strokes off Woodland. Louis Oosthuizen turned in the same score as Rose in the round, overall -6 for 3rd on the board. Rory McIIroy's 69 landed him tied for 4th overall. Defending champ Koepka's 69 put him tied for 6th and Tiger Woods +1 made him even par through 2 days.

Justin Rose led the opening round of the 2019 US Open at Pebble Beach with a -6 under par 65, tying the record for the lowest round in a US Open at Pebble Beach. Rose eagled at 6 and birdied his last three holes. Xander Schauffele eagled the 18th hole to join Rickie Fowler, Louis Oosthuizen and Aaron Wise at -5 under for the day, all 1 stroke off the lead. Rory McIIroy finished tied for 8th at -3 and defending champ Brooks Koepka turned in a -2. Odds favorite Dustin Johnson finished with an even par and Tiger Woods played -1 on the day. The shot of the day was a 202-yard ace by Rory Sabbatini on 12. Took two bounces and bounced right in the hole.