Sam Burns Leads US Open Final Round at Oakmont

Sam Burns holds a narrow one-shot lead heading into the final round of the 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont, standing at four-under par after a third-round 69. J.J. Spaun trails closely at three-under par, having bogeyed the final hole, while 44-year-old Adam Scott, aiming for a second major title, also sits at three-under following a strong 67. Norway's Viktor Hovland and Mexico's Carlos Ortiz remain contenders at one-under par and even par respectively, with Hovland showcasing a remarkable recovery shot on the 17th hole. Burns and Spaun have exchanged leads throughout the day, with Burns ultimately securing the solo lead after a clutch par putt on the 18th. Despite the pressure, Burns' calm and experience were key in maintaining his position, while Scott's birdie streak on the back nine revitalized his bid for the title. The tournament is poised for an intense final round as these top players vie for the $4.3 million top prize.