What was the most memorable moment of Tony Finau's U.S. Open?
Finau's errant shot that nearly hit a sleeping fan in the grandstand.
Golf / US Open
Tony Finau experienced a rollercoaster at the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont, marked by near misses, a wayward shot that startled a napping fan, and a late surge to make the cut. Here's a breakdown of his eventful tournament.
Finau's U.S. Open was defined by a mix of adversity and perseverance. In the first round, a wild shot on the 18th hole became a viral sensation when it struck a sprinkler head and nearly beaned a sleeping fan in the grandstands.
Despite the chaotic moment, Finau managed to save par after getting a drop from the incident.
In the second round, Finau faced more challenges, particularly with three consecutive bogeys that put him in danger of missing the cut. However, he steadied himself with a critical par save on the 9th hole, finishing with an even-par 70 and making the cut at +6, tied for 45th.
Other Utah golfers, Zac Blair and Preston Summerhays, did not make the cut. Sam Burns led the tournament at -3 after the second round.
Finau's errant shot that nearly hit a sleeping fan in the grandstand.
Yes, Finau made the cut at +6.
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