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Fifteen players had reason to thank Nick Hardy after the American amateur bogeyed his final hole to alter the cut line at the U.S. Open on Friday.

Masters champion Jordan Spieth is halfway home from the second leg of the Grand Slam.

The Australian golfer collapsed, apparently from a dizzy spell, while playing his final hole of the day, and, after several minutes lying on the grass, he finished his round with a bogey.

Stumbles have been a common sight on the slick surface at Chambers Bay this week, but Day's episode of vertigo was a much scarier moment.

Shane Lowry is relishing being in contention for a maiden major title after making the cut in the US Open for the first time.

Blount: Jason Day's valiant attempt to win U.S. Open falls short

Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed were preparing for the U.S. Open spotlight on Saturday while Jason Day was back at Chambers Bay, tackling the links-style layout a day after collapsing on his final hole.

Australian golfer Jason Day, who sent a scare through the U.S. Open on Friday when he collapsed due to vertigo on his final hole, teed off in the third round on Saturday after resting overnight.

Australian Jason Day has teed off in the third round of the U.S. Open about 24 hours after collapsing at the end of his second round due to vertigo.

Sky Sports commentator Richard Boxall reflects on an eventful first two days of the US Open, and he can see why the Chambers Bay course is coming in for some criticism...

Oftentimes, a tournament is won or lost in the hours before the leaders' first ball is struck, so Sunday could feel like the longest day of the year for the last group to tee off at Chambers Bay Golf Course.

Phil Mickelson staggered off Chambers Bay after a 74 that put a big dent in his chances to finally win a U.S. Open. He was eight shots behind and had little hope but to hit the gas in a major where neutral is often the b...

Gary Player has launched an astonishing attack on Chambers Bay and described the 155th US Open as "the most unpleasant golf tournament I've seen".

Patrick Reed was thrilled to be in a tie for the lead alongside Ryder Cup team-mate Jordan Spieth at the halfway stage of the US Open despite disappointment with his second-round 69.

Watson among other big names to miss Open cut

An ugly finish to the second round all but destroyed Rory McIlroy's chances of winning the U.S. Open.

One of the longest layouts ever to host a golf major, Chambers Bay was made for big-hitting American Dustin Johnson who has muscled his way into contention at this week's U.S. Open.

Martin Kaymer was in trouble when he arrived at the 10th hole during the second round of the U.S. Open. Then the situation got much worse for the defending champion.

Tiger Woods' seven-year title drought at the majors continued with no relief in sight as he crashed out of the U.S. Open on Friday after another miserable round at Chambers Bay.

A look at the key hole in the second round of the U.S. Open:

Rich Beem answers all your US Open questions with Sarah Stirk after the close of play on day two at Chambers Bay

Harig: Phil Mickelson's hopes for U.S. Open victory suffer setback