This is how the US Open standings remain after a record first day

Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele were the main stars this Thursday at the opening of the United States Open at the Los Angeles Country Club, when they both signed a -8 that established a new record for this ‘big’, where Scottie Scheffler (-3) and Jon Rahm (-1) were forced to return.

The 123rd edition of the United States Open opened with two unprecedented brands, signed by two Californian golfers. Fowler, born in Murrieta, and Schauffele, a San Diego native, delivered 62-hit cards and beat Johnny Walker’s mark (-7), which stood for fifty years.

And sometimes it seems other golfers tend to go for that shared record, with Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy starring.

Dustin Johnson was a -6 with three holes to gobut signed three pars and had to settle for second position, shared with Wyndham Clark.

McIlroy got off to a great start with five birdies in the first eight holes, but ended his round with a bogey on 18, his only error of the day, leaving him tied for third at -5. He tied with Bryan Harman.

Farther from the leaders is Rahm, this year’s Augusta Masters champion, started at a -1 and these are seven effects.

US Open

Classification after the first day

Rickie Fowler (USA) 62
Xander Schauffele (USA) 62

Wyndam Clark (USA) 64
Dustin Johnson (USA) 64

Brian Harman (USA) 65
Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) 65

Paul Barjon (France) 67
Samuel Bennett (USA) 67
Bryson DeChambeau (USA) 67
Harris English (USA) 67
Mackenzie Hughes (Canada) 67
Woo Kim (Korea Republic) 67
Scottie Scheffler (USA) 67

Alejandro Del Rey (Spain) 68
Tony Finau (USA) 68
Ryan Fox (New Zealand) 68
Max Homa (USA) 68
Keith Mitchell (USA) 68
Sebastian Munoz (Colombia) 68
Joaquin Niemann (Chile) 68
Alex Noren (Sweden) 68
Andrew Putnam (USA) 68
Jacob Solomon (USA) 68
Dylan Wu (USA) 68

Sam Burns (USA) 69
Eric Cole (USA) 69
Ryan Gerard (USA) 69
Viktor Hovland (Norway) 69
Ryo Ishikawa (Japan) 69
Yuto Katsuragawa (Japan) 69
Min Woo Lee (Australia) 69
Phil Mickelson (USA) 69
David Puig (Spain) 69
Jon Rahm (Spain) 69
Gordon Sargent (USA) 69
Cameron Smith (Australia) 69
Justin Suh (USA) 69

Abraham Ancer (Mexico) 70
Ben Carr (USA) 70
Stewart Cink (USA) 70
Corey Conners (Canada) 70
Patrick Cover (USA) 70
Sergio Garcia (Spain) 70
Adam Hadwin (Canada) 70
Nick Hardy (USA) 70
Lucas Herbert (Australia) 70
Thriston Lawrence (South Africa) 70
Mac Meissner (USA) 70
Adrian Meronk (Poland) 70
Vincent Norrman (Sweden) 70
Aldrich Potgieter (South Africa) 70
Jordan Smith (England) 70
Sepp Straka (Austria) 70
Andrew Svoboda (USA) 70
Gary Woodland (USA) 70

Barclay Brown (England) 71
Patrick Cantley (USA) 71
Austin Eckroat (USA) 71
Matt Fitzpatrick (England) 71
Simon Forsstrom (Sweden) 71
JJ Gray (England) 71
Russell Henley (USA) 71
Charley Hoffman (USA) 71
Sungjae Im (Korea Republic) 71
Chris Kirk (USA) 71
Brooks Koepka (USA) 71
Romain Langasque (France) 71
Pablo Larrazábal (Spain) 71
Denny McCarthy (USA) 71
Maxwell Moldovan (USA) 71
Taylor Montgomery (USA) 71
Taylor Moore (USA) 71
Omar Morales (Mexico) 71
Colin Morikawa (USA) 71
Ryutaro Nagano (Japan) 71
Matthieu Pavon (France) 71
Corey Pereira (USA) 71
Mito Pereira (Chile) 71
Thomas Pieters (Belgium) 71
Patrick Rodgers (USA) 71
Scott Stallings (USA) 71
Adam Svensson (Canada) 71

Keegan Bradley (USA) 72
Christian Cavaliere (USA) 72
Cam Davis (Australia) 72
Nico Echavarria (Colombia) 72
Deon Germishuys (South Africa) 72
Brent Grant (USA) 72
Jordan Gumberg (USA) 72
Tom Hoge (USA) 72
Matt Kuchar (USA) 72
Shane Lowry (Republic of Ireland) 72
Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) 72
Francesco Molinari (Italy) 72
Taylor Pendrith (Canada) 72
Seamus Power (Republic of Ireland) 72
Patrick Reed (USA) 72
Jesse Schutte (USA) 72
Roger Sloan (Canada) 72
Jordan Spieth (USA) 72
Kevin Streelman (USA) 72
Nick Taylor (Canada) 72
Davis Thompson (USA) 72
Austen Truslow (USA) 72
Ding Wenyi (China PR) 72
Cameron Young (USA) 72

Bastien Amat (France) 73
Gunn Charoenkul (Thailand) 73
Jason Day (Australia) 73
Ross Fisher (England) 73
Tommy Fleetwood (England) 73