Golf

After a weather delay, both Scheffler and Hovland completed their rounds, finishing at 21-under-par. Hovland narrowly missed a birdie putt on the 18th, while Scheffler sank a crucial nine-foot par putt to force the playoff.

Chacarra dominated the Italian Open at Circolo Golf Torino, finishing at 24-under-par, five strokes ahead of runner-up Matt Wallace. This victory follows his recent win at the KLM Open, marking two European Tour titles in three weeks.

Clark fended off the field at Shinnecock Hills with a final round 3-over-par 73 to finish one stroke ahead of the pack and win the championship. He sank a clutch two-putt par from 50 feet to clinch the title.

Through the first two rounds, Clark shot 64-69 to total 133, the lowest 36-hole score ever at Shinnecock Hills in a U.S. Open. That gave him a commanding four-shot lead heading into the weekend.