Johnson knows from experience how quickly a lead can disappear in the U.S. Open. Day had a 69-66 on Saturday in the second and third rounds and at one point got within four shots of the lead. Spieth wasted a good start to his third round and had to settle for a 70, leaving him 11 shots behind. Lowry left Oakmont on Saturday night with a two-shot lead. "I'm going to have to play a good, solid round of golf, though."

Source: New Zealand Herald June 19, 2016 12:45 UTC