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McIlroy holes MONSTER birdie putt at US Open as he hunts down Clark

McIlroy holes MONSTER birdie putt at US Open as he hunts down Clark
Sky Sports Football Saturday 20 June 2026, 20:50 UTC 1 min read
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Rory McIlroy holed a 66-foot birdie putt to get back under par at the US Open, closing the gap on runaway leader Wyndham Clark at Shinnecock Hills.

Rory McIlroy holed a 66-foot birdie putt to get back under par at the US Open, closing the gap on runaway leader Wyndham Clark at Shinnecock Hills. [Image text:] sky sports golf
McIlroy (PERSON) US Open (EVENT) Clark Rory McIlroy (PERSON) the US Open (EVENT) Wyndham Clark (PERSON) Shinnecock Hills (LOCATION)
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