Tyrrell Hatton, Viktor Hovland and many others have had the opportunity to win the US Open, then happened oakmont

Oakmont, PA. – Tyrrell Hatton, in a mix in the last round of a great time in a late Sunday darkness on the American opening, watched Tee shot at 17. hole in the right and exhaled.

That there was a place for “Miss,” Hatton knew it was to the right of the green on the uphill, 314 yard par.

And he was right. In just every place, but Oakmont.

When Hatton reached the top of the hill, the Fire English woman whose emotions were never too far away from his sleeve was discovered that his ball settled in the signature on the course, and on the course was sloping roughly on lowering above the bunker bunker.

Just nowhere else, the shot rolled in the sand below, and he sprayed with a chance that maybe even leads. It just doesn’t exist anywhere else like the course iconic links carved out of Western Pennsylvania.

Hatton’s burden from the impossible descent did not reach the green, and he polited the club in the country in the protest. The chip and two puts later, it was two back. When his Tee shot at par-4, 18. 18. He sailed again into the rough, it was over.

“What happened 17. years will hurt a lot,” Hatton said after texting for a 3rd 283, four back JJ Spaun winner . “It was the first time I was in the Major, and that was exciting, and unfortunately, I feel like a little bad luck that I was taken away from me and in the end, I didn’t finish my day.”

He asked about what exactly seemed “bad luck,” Hatton crossed, but only short. He made his frustration regarding the course design that includes most of its 160-plans well-kept imaginary grossly known on Saturday, when he was exited to the Sand on Saturday, and who was brought to Bogey.

What happened in the minutes late the rain and the final 18 holes filled with chaos were only more of it.

“I missed it in the right place and I punished, which ultimately I don’t think he was fair,” Hatton said.

It’s Oakmont. Besides, Hatton was hardly the only one I found myself with a creeping leader as Frontrunners failed, just to finally succumb to ultimately.

Carlos Ortiz, member of Liv Golf like Hatton, was part of the five-way connection to the leadership nine. Ortiz’s Tie shot at 503 yard par-4 15. The sailing went to the left, forcing him to hit the waterway. 134 meters wedge landed 40 feet shorter than a cup. Three times later, he was on his way to 3 or over 73 ends and a quirt for a quarter.

“It was a great week, but I’m obviously disappointed in the way that happened,” said Ortiz, who became the first Mexican player since 1972. “I was measured in the top 10.” I did everything I can. “

Viktor Hovland, who was in practice, almost twilight on Saturday evening, trying to find something – anything – to build, started other recordings from leading, but never managed to get down, even with him.

Norwegian, who is grouped with Spaun, “experienced a lot of things,” because the leader continued to interfere and re-examine in the last 90 minutes. Monitoring was difficult, especially with electronic committees that have “dangerous time” warnings sprayed over them. In the end, Hovland could not find the rhythm needed.

Instead, it was a spaun who delivered with a pair of birds, including 64 footers 18. who immediately got into us open Lore. In a way, the end helped. Spaun came out and took over a tournament to catch and grabbed her.

Hovland, who called the last 279 strokes Spaun “absolutely dirty,” he had to be settled for the third, his fourth goal in the first three on the major. Everything without being one standing on green after the trophy in his hand.

Still tried to stay up. He believes that he was back in which he was in 2023. when he finished tied to the seventh on the masters, then tied up on the other in the PGA one month later. He has already won this year, although he complained about his form after that.

There was none of that on Sunday. Oakmont is as heavy as. No need to get drunk.

“I dropped too much,” Hovland said. “Although I know I have to work on some things and return where I used to be in a way, but in temporary, I can still perform at a really high level, and a lot of good things.”