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Who will take the crown on the evening on Sunday?
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Sam Burns It is the 54 -holes leader in Oakmont after shooting a third round 69 to go on Sunday to four under. Adam Scott and JJ spaun are a back stroke while Victor Hovland It’s three strokes back as the only other player under the same time after three rounds. So who wins 125 at US Open Come on Sunday evening?
Jack Harsh, editor of associate equipment (@Jr_bresany) :: Adam Scott. The heart wants what the heart desires, man. He has played boring golf this week and this is the type of golf that wins us. He has become such a gear in the later part of his career (well, at least he is more open to this) and he is looking for perfection. To win in this old school golf course in 44 years would be just a great story.
Josh Sens, elderly writer (@Jossens)): Hovland. So much fire force. So many close calls in diplomas. Time his time. Sam Burns has not been enough in this country. Adam Scott’s putter will keep it back. The flat behavior of Jj Spaun and the dead eyes will keep it in it, but it will not be enough. Victor will be Victor. Either this, or something else will happen.
Zephyr Melton, Assistant Editor (@Zephyrmelton) :: My heart wants Adam Scott, but for the sake of variety, I will make the opportunity for Sam Burns. He slept in the lead of the 36 holes, appeared on Saturday and posted a sub-gear round to keep the lead just going to the last round. He is so far the best of those in the quarrel, and that flat will be essential when the pressure grows to nine backs ..
Sean Zak, elderly writer (@sean_zak) :: Adam Scott for victory. If this is really a test with long accuracy, it is difficult to find someone who makes it really better than that throughout the week. Some strokes began to fall on Saturday at night, and I think some others find their target on Sunday.
Maddi MacClurg, editor and manufacturer (@Maddimacclourg) :: I’m going with Adam Scott. It has been rigid solid all week – accurate, stable and its ball speed is rising over 180 mph, which is the nut! In a course like Oakmont, patience and precision pay, something Scott has in the shovel. He is just one back, and I think his experience will be a great advantage that will go down tomorrow.
Josh Schrock, editor of associate news (@Schrock_and_Awe) :: I want to say Adam Scott, but I think the heart stroke is on the 44-year-old’s way, as it was for Justin Rose in Augusta National. Scott’s career deserves a big second, but Victor Hovland gets the driver run out and removes it in the finish line to raise his name to the US Open and Oakmont History.
