Dylan Wu got the chance to lead off the weekend at the U.S. Open after making the cut by the skin of a 7-foot bogey putt. His first hole Saturday did not feature the same good fortune, and by the time his third round was over,

Joaquin Niemann made unwanted history at the US Open after being the first golfer penalized under the new major championship code of conduct. Niemann was assessed a two-stroke penalty for throwing his club on the sixth hole during his first round of the tournament at Shinnecock Hills.

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Bryson DeChambeau missed the U.S. Open cut at Shinnecock, marking his third missed cut at a major this season with no weekend rounds played.

World No. 8 Jon Rahm avoided a penalty after kicking his driver multiple times during the second round of the U.S. Open, prompting fans to question why Joaquin Niemann had been assessed two strokes for misconduct earlier in the day.

Follow live updates for the 2026 U.S. Open cut line as some of the world's best golfers scramble in Round 2 to make the cut at Shinnecock Hills.

The 2023 U.S. Open winner reached a boiling point at the event two years later.