US Open 2025 Live: Final round scores, leaderboard updates, tee times and highlights from Oakmont

JJ Spaun has won his first major title on a rollercoaster final day at the 125th US Open. 

The top of the leaderboard changed hands multiple times on a wet and wild Sunday at Oakmont Country Club.

But it was Spaun, 34, who held his nerve down the closing stretch to see out his first major title and second career win on Tour. 

Spaun hit one of the shots of his life when sending his tee shot to 20 feet on the short par-4 17th.

He then two-putted from there to take a one-shot lead down the par-4 18th.

Spaun then finished in style on 18 with without question the putt of his life.

He split the fairway, found the heart of the green and then sunk a 50-footer for birdie to bring the house down in the pouring rain. 

Spaun celebrated with his caddie and he was then joined at the back of the green by his wife and children. 

The American was drawn to tears. 

Spaun finished the week at 1-under par, a score many people predicted at the start of the week. 

Robert MacIntyre charged late with a brilliant round of 2-under 70 in the testing conditions.

But the Scot had to settle for a solo second on 1-over par, a result that marks his best ever finish at a major. 

A number of other players will look back and think what might have been in the final round of the US Open.

None more so than Sam Burns who was shockingly denied free relief from casual water in the fairway on the 15th, which led to a double bogey. 

Burns and his playing partner Adam Scott ended up having a final round to forget and they were a combined 17-over par. 

Tyrrell Hatton also had every chance to win his first major but the Englishman was left to rue duffing two chip shots in the right rough en route to a costly bogey on the short par-4 17th.

Viktor Hovland ended up finishing in solo third on 2-over par, one shot ahead of Cameron Young and LIV Golf duo Hatton and Carlos Ortiz.

Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm backdoored a top-10 finish. 

Spaun pockets a first prize cheque of $4.3m, and he also now gives himself every chance of earning a first appearance in the US Ryder Cup team this September.

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