Play suspended in the final circle open at the Oakmont Country Club

Oakmont, PA. – final game in 125^th The US Open was suspended at 16:01 ET on Sunday after heavy descent caused a consolidation on the seeds and greenery in the Country Club Oakmont.

The final group of Burns and Adam Scott was on the eighth Tee – the dimension of 301 yards, the longest couple 3 in American open history – when the horn sounded for what the usga called “Dangerous Time in the area.”

With oak already receptive due to one of the most surrounded months in the last memory, it pushed it across the border to the rains on Friday evening and another heavy streak that created streams on the dead. The possibility of afternoon storms were in the forecast, as well as the wind tapering up to 20 mph in the storm system.

Burns led the US open with 11 playback holes, in 2 in par., As he looked to catch his first main title. He failed to make a bird over seven holes and was 2 during the day.

Adam Scott, at 44 attempts to become the second oldest winner in the history of the tournament, was another blow, while Tyrrell Hatton and Viktor Hovland came out. The PGA champion Scottie Scheffler was 1 over a couple of days during 11 holes and seven shots back.

Players were held in place at the course, a sign that officials did not envisage long-term delay.

The scoring has shown that the last round is much harder, and no one in the last 17 groups under a couple of days. Rory Mcicroy (67), Jon Rahm (67) and Xander Schauffele (69) were among those who have already published subordinate results for the day, but it was before the strongest winds were moved.

The final group of the team is at 14:15, leaving enough time to complete the final circle, prohibiting long-term delay. Sunset is at 20:52