The 2024 US Open is underway at Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina, known for its challenging course. While Scottie Scheffler is the favorite, six Australians are in the mix, including Adam Scott, who has an impressive streak of 92 straight major appearances.
Jason Day, the 2015 PGA Championship winner, is ranked 21st in the world and has shown good form leading up to the tournament. Geoff Ogilvy believes Day’s skills are well-suited for the Pinehurst course, especially his short game.
Min Woo Lee, Australia’s second-ranked player, has had a breakout year and is prepared for the US Open. He has been working on his game, inspired by Adam Scott, to improve his chances at the tournament.
Cam Smith, despite a recent rough patch, has the talent to compete at the majors. Ogilvy sees Smith as a strong contender at Pinehurst, given his all-around game and scrambling ability.
Cameron Davis, who had to qualify for the US Open, is eager to make the most of his opportunity. With a solid swing and potential to perform in big events, Davis is looking to showcase his skills on the elite stage.
Adam Scott’s streak of playing in every major continues, as he narrowly made it into the US Open field. Scott’s consistent performance and excellent putting make him a player to watch at Pinehurst.
Jason Scrivener, the underdog in the Australian group, is aiming to improve his world ranking with a strong showing at the US Open. Despite his lack of top-10 finishes this year, Scrivener’s patient approach and hard work could pay off on the challenging course.
As the tournament unfolds, fans can catch all the action live on Fox Sports and Kayo. With a competitive field and the unpredictable nature of golf, anything can happen at the US Open.
