Gary Woodland has won the US Open.
The American beat fellow countryman Brooks Koepka by three shots at Pebble Beach Golf Links in California.
It's Woodland's first major win of his career.
Meanwhile, four players including Justin Rose and Jon Rahm finished tied for third on seven under par.
Trump says it is not appropriate for Iran to be at World Cup
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Italy will win Six Nations soon, says wing Lynagh
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Draper heads to quarter-finals after defeating Djokovic at Indian Wells
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Neto apologises for pushing ball boy during Chelsea's 5-2 loss
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Alcaraz powers into Indian Wells quarter-finals
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