Bryson DeChambeau wins US Open by six shots – as it happened

Bryson DeChambeau produced a near-flawless display to overtake Matthew Wolff and win his first major as the only player under par at Winged Foot

Updated 5d ago Job done: Bryson DeChambeau holds the US Open trophy aloft after securing his first major title.

Niall McVeigh and Tom Lutz

Sun 20 Sep 2020 23.36 BSTFirst published on Sun 20 Sep 2020 17.00 BST Shares 34 Key events 5d ago US Open: final leaderboard 5d ago Bryson DeChambeau wins the 120th US Open! 5d ago Leaderboard: DeChambeau leads by six! 5d ago Leaderboard: DeChambeau leads by four! 5d ago Leaderboard: DeChambeau leads by three 5d ago Leaderboard: DeChambeau leads by one 5d ago DeChambeau moves level with leader Wolff! Live feed 5d ago 23:36

Time to sign off. Bryson will head back into the lab, ready to cook up a winning strategy for a November Masters. Can anyone stop him? You’ll have to join Scott Murray to find out. I’ll leave you with Ewan Murray’s report.

Bryson DeChambeau is a major winner. He holds as many US Open titles as Tom Watson and Gary Player, which is one more than Seve Ballesteros and Nick Faldo. The professor isn’t so nutty after all. He may, in fact, have changed the shape of golf inside four competitive rounds.

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