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Who Won the 2026 U.S. Open? Wyndham Clark Survives Shinnecock Hills for Second Major Victory
Wyndham Clark is 6 under through 16 holes, with four players tied for second and several marquee names still in contention.
- Wyndham Clark leads the 126th U.S. Open at 6-under par, maintaining his four-shot advantage through the second round at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York.
- Dense fog delayed Thursday's first round by two hours, forcing about 50 golfers to complete their opening 18 holes early Friday morning before the second round commenced.
- Joaquin Niemann received a two-stroke penalty for a club throw the USGA determined was "a serious misconduct," according to its rulebook; William Mouw tied for second at 3-under.
- Collin Morikawa vaulted into contention after posting a 5-under 65 round Friday, while the field prepares to be trimmed to 60 players plus ties after the cut.
- Weekend play at the 126th U.S. Open continues through Sunday, June 21, with gusty winds expected to challenge the field competing for the major title.
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