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Scotti Chefler ranked one in the world in seventh place, while Rorre McLeroi, who is fighting specialization in seventeenth place.

JJ Spaun won the United States Open Golf Championship with two shots from Robert McCaine after a 64 -footed bird draining with a green round of 18th of the Oquint Club in the state of Pennsylvania, USA.

“Only to end it like this is just a dream,” said California after obtaining his first specialization on Sunday.

“In order to have my own moment in this tournament, I will never forget this moment for the rest of my life.”

SPAUN only needed equality in the final hole to avoid a separate match on Monday, but he went better, as he drowned in the huge rain in the rain to win the specialty of the third year and erase the disappointment of his close call in the players championship in March.

When the volatile leader decreased, a spoiler threw his strike, handed a fist pump, embraced the box, then came out of the green color with his two young daughters on the father’s day to celebrate a specific victory of his profession.

“It was great that there was my entire family on Father’s Day,” said Spon. “It is incredible. I have no words to describe the moment and their ability to see me as a winner.”

SPAun reached the level of the seventeenth hole with MacIntyre from Scotland, which was already in the club after two of 68, and gave a snapshot of his life-a 309-yard truck that settled on 17 feet of the cup.

The 34 -year -old sent his eagle in the hole, but he made the return, and then continued to secure the winning style on the eighteenth, when he said that he did not look at the results board so that he did not change his plan.

“I knew based on what the crowd was saying that I felt that if I had won it, but I didn’t want to look,” Spon said. “I didn’t want to do anything stupid in an attempt to protect three times or something like that.”

The last round of the weather delay was boycotted for 96 minutes after heavy rains forced the water to be formed on vegetables and corridors and forced the Earth crew in Ocont to use the mop to prepare the training course.

RORY MCILROY needs the “right frame for the mind”

This victory comes three months after Spon’s loss in a separate match against the second scientist Rorre McLeroy in the players’ championship, a defeat that was difficult to take, but left, knowing that he could mix it with the elite of the game.

Viktor Hovland (73) finished three shots in third place, while Cameron Young (70), Golf Lev Terill Hatton finished (72), and Carlos Ortez (73) another shot in a fourth place.

Sam Burns, 78, who took the initiative on Spown and Adam Scott in the last round, struggled late in his tour and finished five shots.

Two times the hero of Major John Ram, who started on 11 shots, closed with three less than 67 years old, the low round per day, with the end of the Spaniards five shots in a seventh place with Scotti Chefler No. (70).

RORY MCILROY saved the number of Rory Mcilroy, his best to the latter and got 67 years to reach seven.

Mcilroy, who has been struggling to find a shape since the completion of the Grand Slam profession in The Masters, is looking at some time that the British Open Championship will be held next month at Royal Portrush in his country of origin in Northern Ireland.

“I just need to get myself in the right framework of the mind. Maybe I haven’t been there in the past few weeks,” McLeroy said.

“But as I said, returning to the house and holding two weeks before that, and we hope that you will feel fresh and renewed, will get me the right place again.”