Within 1 & 2, one of the most noticeable groups is the European trio of European golfers Rory Mcilroy, Shane Lowry and Justin Rose. All three are the pillars that have made many resounding victories at the Ryder Cup, and this time they converge at Oakmont. Rose and McIlroy both won the US Open champion, while Lowry was the one who led with four sticks after 54 holes in Oakmont in 2016. This trio is a lively evidence for the prestigious European bravery in Major.

In addition, the group at 7:29 AM is equally attractive when gathering Bryson Dechambeau, the defending US Open champion, Xander Schauffele, The Open 2024 champion, and Jose Luis Ballester, the new US Amateur champion, who is wearing Jon Rahm’s Liv Golf team. This is a group of young talents, physical strength and sharp tactics.

The afternoon focus is the group at 1:14 PM, with three former champions Major Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm and Dustin Johnson. The combination of SPIETH’s unpredictable creative style, Rahm’s steel bravery and Johnson’s cold power created a blockbuster group. In particular, Johnson won the championship in Oakmont in 2016, while Rahm was the one who won the Low Amateur title that year.

In the starting group at 1:25 PM, fans will watch the number one candidate’s shot for the Scottie Scheffler championship. The world’s number one golfer will play with Collin Morikawa and Viktor Hovland.

In addition, the group of Min Woo Lee, Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka at 1:03 PM are also full of surprises. Koepka with two US Open titles is always a threat in any Major, while Justin Thomas is the owner of two PGA Championship championships.

The combination of the most illustrious names and the world’s harshest player is turning US Open 2025 into a rendezvous not to be missed. With the live broadcast schedule, the tournament promises to bring dramatic, unexpected and emotional moments right from the first round.