"Benign positional vertigo" has suddenly end up a well-known problem because of golf. Jason Day fell during the second one round while hit by means of one of the occasional bouts of dizziness which have hounded him over the last year.
Saturday he played through it and positioned himself for a probable win at Chambers Bay these days.
The crowds at the US Open are cheering just as tough for Jason as they are for Jordan Spieth, and they're hoping they will get to cheer for him once more these days. As I'm scripting this, we haven't any concept if he's going to be well sufficient to finish the week. Nausea and dizziness make it difficult to walk Chambers Bay, let alone play aggressive golfing there!
But while Jason moved into the lead and some different favorites -- like Phil Mickelson -- in all likelihood performed themselves out of competition, even more players got right lower back into the sport Saturday. The maximum tremendous changed into Louis Oosthuizen, who got here back from a seventy seven on Thursday with again-to-back 66s. He's now only three shots off the lead and, with the lead falling back, ought to discover himself with some other major if he can by some means publish a third 66.
Here's in which we're going into today's final spherical:
Tied for first region at -four:
- Jason Da
- Jordan Spieth
- Dustin Johnson
- Brenden Grace
- Louis Oosthuizen
- Cameron Smith
- Shane Lowry
- JB Holmes
- Brandt Snedeker
- Andres Romero
- Henrik Stenson
- Tony Finau
- Joost Luiten
- Patrick Reed
- Charl Schwartzel
- Matt Kuchar
- Alexander Levy
- Kevin Kisner
This final spherical is complete of testimonies simply waiting to occur... And as a minimum certainly one of them has positioned himself in position to do something huge. A in reality first-rate Day can be ahead people.
FOX starts the broadcast on their regular broadcast channel (not FOX Sports 1) at 2pm ET today.
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