This is the classification after the third US Open spin: Burns Manda and Rahm, attached

She is We’re open This Sunday will come to its end with four survivors under a couple after the first three worship. Sam Burns, Adam Scott, JJ Spaun and Viktor Hovland They will leave that advantage by the end of the week.

Of course, this will be the best of the close -manag Oakmont. Being low in the sun will be a big challenge, as this happened Saturday.

A Jon Rahm He lost a lot of distance to his head. When he was close to the top10, the Spanish added some mistakes that sent him to the thirty -fifth areas tied. Adds a global +7, eleven bumps of ruler Burnsfar away, there are four in the top10.

Classification after third twist (pair 70)

1. Sam Burns (United States) 206 (72-65-69)
2. Adam Scott (Australia) 207 (70-70-67)
2. JJ Spaun (United States) 207 (66-72-69)
4. Viktor Hovland (Norway) 209 (71-68-70)
5. Carlos Ortiz (Mexico) 210 (71-72-67)
6. Tyrrell Hatton (England) 211 (73-70-68)
6. Thriston Lawrence (South Africa) 211 (67-70-74)
8. Rasmus Dutegaard-Petersen (Denmark) 212 (69-74-69)
9. Robert Macintyre (Scotland) 213 (70-74-69)
9. Cameron Young (United States) 213 (70-74-69)
…
11. Scottie Scheffler (United States) 214 (73-71-70)
21. Jason Day (Australia) 215 (76-67-72)
21. Brooks Koepka (United States) 214 (68-74-73)
29. Jordan Spieth (United States) 216 (70-75-71)
35. Jon Rahm (Spain) 217 ​​(69-75-73)
35. Xander Schauffele (United States) 217 ​​(72-74-71)
39. Collin Morikawa (United States) 218 ​​(70-74-74)
39. PATRICK REED (United States) 218 ​​(73-74-71)
45. Matthew Fitzpatrick (England) 219 (74-73-72)
49. Rory Mcilroy (Northern Ireland) 220 (74-72-74)
63. Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) 224 (73-73-77)

This week the Final day of competition. Burns will leave with the advantage, but many course changes are expected in a contest that cannot punish any players’ mistakes.