2012 U.S. Open: Tiger Woods Tied For Lead, Beau Hossler Dazzles Crowd

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Tiger Woods Holds Off Amateur Beau Hossler To Share Midway Lead At 2012 U.S. Open

Beau Hossler captured everyone's attention on Friday, but Tiger Woods shares the lead halfway through the 2012 U.S. Open.

2012 U.S. Open: Defending Champion Rory McIlroy Misses Cut

Lost in the furor over Tiger Woods sitting atop the leaderboard at The Olympic Club on the second day of the 2012 U.S. Open on Friday and 17-year-old amateur Beau Hossler claiming a lead no amateur had since 1980 was the story of last year's defending champion. One year after ravaging Congressional in a record-breaking U.S. Open victory, Rory McIlroy is headed home after a missed cut.

McIlroy began his tournament with a first-round 77 that left him a full 11 shots off Michael Thompson's pace and in danger of missing the cut, but he had a chance to rally on Friday and keep his tournament alive. Instead, despite starting on the ninth hole and taking on the softer back nine first, McIlroy was unable to get in gear, making two bogeys before his first birdie and five in his first 10 holes.

Steadying his hand on the front nine -- McIlroy played the arduous first six holes in just 2-over on Friday, and birdied the seventh -- wasn't enough, though, as he three-putted the par-3 eighth to turn a birdie try into a bogey that left him with a 73 on Friday and a 10-over mark for the Open. Despite the cut dropping all day, it only reached 8-over; McIlroy's final flailing attempt on the green did him in, more than anything.

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2012 U.S. Open: Bubba Watson, Dustin Johnson, Casey Martin Among Missed Cuts

Day 2 of the 2012 U.S. Open finished up with some notable players missing the final cut. The second day saw the 2012 Masters champion Bubba Watson bow out and unable to to rebound from his abysmal 78 on the first day. Watson shot a 71 in the second round, but finished at 9-over after the first two days and missing the cut.

Casey Martin just missed the cut finishing with a 9-over after struggling on the front nine, bogeying on five holes, on the second day of the U.S. Open. Dustin Johnson also missed the cut on Friday, finishing up with a 9-over after shooting a 75 on the first day and a 74 on the second day. Johnson was done in on the first day by four bogeys and a double-bogey on hole No. 10.

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2012 U.S. Open: Cut Line May Settle At 8-Over

There are some big names who just missed the cut line at the close of the second day of the 2012 U.S. Open. The cut line could wind up being 8-over, which could be enough to save some some big-time players such as Phil Mickelson as the Top 60 players (including ties) hope to head to the third round of the tournament. Mickelson potentially saved himself rebounding on the second day, shooting a 72 and picking up a birdie on the final hole.

Some names who may not make the cut include 2012 Masters Champion Bubba Watson, who finished up with a 9-over after the first two rounds, really struggling in the second round shooting a 77. Y.E. Yang also bombed on the second day, falling 21 spots from where he finished in the first round and finishing at 9-over.

Rickie Fowler currently sits at 8-over after the first two rounds, following up his 72 on the first day with a 76 on Friday, potentially just barely making the cut. While it was a nice story to start the U.S. Open, 14-year-old Andy Zhang struggled on both days and finished the tournament at 16-over, likely missing the cut by quite a bit.

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U.S. Open Leaderboard 2012: David Toms Finishes Tied Atop Leaderboard

The second day of the 2012 U.S. Open draws closer to a close and the leaderboard is starting to get a bit crowded. Tiger Woods finished up his second day tied for the lead at 1-under with Jim Furyk. Joining them is David Toms, who finished the day tied for the lead.

Toms began to settle in on the back nine and made his move to the top of leaderboard thanks to two birdies, one on hole No. 11 and hole No. 13. Toms finished up parring the final five holes to finish the round shooting a 70 and tied for the lead heading into the third round of the tournament.

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U.S. Open 2012, Tiger Woods: After Rough Start, Tiger Finishes Tied For Lead

Noted golf enthusiast Tiger Woods started the second round of the 2012 U.S. Open near the top of the leaderboard and was off to a nice start, picking up par on the first two holes and a birdie on the third, but it seemed fans were about to see Woods unravel on the second day of the tournament.

Woods picked up three bogeys in a row on holes No. 5 through 7 and quickly began to tumble down the leaderboard, finishing up the front nine shooting a 36. Tiger straightened things out on the back nine however, opening up with a birdie and then adding another birdie on hole No. 13.

Tiger finished up his round parring the four holes. On No. 18, Tiger looked as if he'd finish out on a low note when he found himself in the front bunker off the tee, but was able to hit a masterful shot on to the green that placed him a few feet from the hole. Woods sank the putt for par to stay tied at 1-under and on top of the leaderboard.

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U.S. Open 2012: Amateur Beau Hossler's Lead Fades In Second Round

It looked as if 17-year-old amateur Beau Hossler was going to make Saturday's round of the 2012 U.S. Open a must-watch as he found himself at the top of the leaderboard after his first nine holes on the course, but the magic didn't last and the amateur began to fade down the stretch.

Hossler shot a 35 on the first half of the course, picking up a birdie on hole No. 17, but ran into trouble as he hit the back nine of the course. Hossler birdied the first hole of the back nine, looking as though he'd continue to climb and separate himself, but followed up with a bogey on the next hole. Hossler continued to fade, picking up a double bogey followed by two straight bogeys to bring his score to 4-over.

Hossler finished up with a birdie on No. 7 followed by another bogey and ending the day at 3-over, falling five spots in the overall leaderboard.

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U.S. Open Golf Leaderboard 2012: David Toms Ties For Lead

As the latter half of Day 2 of the 2012 U.S. Open winds down, the leaderboard has been in flux. Amateur Beau Hossler fell off the lead while Tiger Woods began gaining some ground to tie Jim Furyk for the lead. Woods and Furyk have been joined at the top of the leaderboard, but David Toms has made it a crowd at the top by shooting 1-under through 13 holes on the second day.

Toms started the day even after shooting a 69 in the first round, but has tied for the lead with a total of 1-under so far. Toms found himself at 1-over after two bogeys on the front nine, but on the 11th hole found himself picking up an eagle and parring the 12th hole to bring himself to a three-way tie for the lead.

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U.S. Open Golf 2012 Leaderboard: Tiger Woods Moves Into Tie For Lead, Beau Hossler Falls Back

Tiger Woods is back atop the leaderboard at the 2012 U.S. Open, moving into a first place tie with Jim Furyk with a birdie on No. 13. He is now even on the day. Beau Hossler fell back from his first-place perch, hitting a bogey on No. 2 and a double bogey on No. 4 to drop back to 2-over on the day and three shots off the lead.

Woods birdied on No. 10 to move within one shot of the lead, then sank a roughly four-foot putt for birdie on No. 13 to move back to join Furyk, who finished the day at 1-under.

Hossler, meanwhile, has started to show his youth. The 17-year-old double bogeyed a very difficult par-4 No. 4 in the middle of a tough stretch of the course. Still, if he can finish up his final four holes without too much damage, he will be in great shape with two days left in the tournament.

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U.S. Open Golf 2012 Leaderboard: Beau Hossler Still Leading, Tiger Woods Gets Stroke Back

Amateur Beau Hossler bogeyed his 12th hole in his second round at the 2012 U.S. Open, dropping a shot and falling back to 1-under for the tournament and locked in a two-way tie for the lead with Jim Furyk.

After making a solid bunker shot to within 15 feet of the hole, Hossler's par save slipped past the hole before sinking a six-foot bogey putt. Hossler would follow with a par on the third hole, his thirteenth of the day.

Meanwhile, Tiger Woods sank a putt of over 30 feet for birdie on the 10th hole to climb back to within one shot of the lead and to get back to even par for the tournament. Woods put himself in that position after a monster drive down the middle of the fairway followed by a 76-yard pitch that landed short of the green and sped across the putting surface.

Woods made par putt on No. 11 to remain at even par.

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U.S. Open Golf 2012 Leaderboard: Amateur Beau Hossler Takes Lead

Amateur Beau Hossler has taken the lead at the 2012 U.S. Open, adding fuel to the fire of what has become one of the best stories of the sporting year to this point.

The 17-year old high schooler just dropped an eight-foot putt on the first hole of The Olympic Club to take sole possession of the tournament lead at 2-under. Hossler started his round on the course's back nine and is currently playing his 12th hole of the day.

The last amateur to actually win the U.S. Open was Johnny Goodman in 1933. If Hossler can keep his strong play up throughout the weekend, he could join such names as Bobby Jones, Francis Ouimet, and Western Golf Association namesake Chick Evans.

The last amateur to hold the lead at the U.S. Open was Jim Simons in 1980, who lead after 54 holes.

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2012 U.S. Open: Projected Cut Means Rory McIlroy, Bubba Watson Could Miss Weekend

The projected cut after Day 2 at the 2012 U.S. Open is currently set at 8-over. Several big names are in serious danger of heading home from the Olympic Club earlier than they would have hoped. Last year's U.S. Open winner Rory McIlroy (10-over overall), and this year's Masters winner Bubba Watson (9-over) both find themselves on the wrong side of the line.

McIlroy finished at 3-over Friday after shooting 7-over Thursday. He bogeyed 13 of his 36 holes played over two days, hitting just 53.57 percent of his greens in regulation. He recorded just three birdies, two of which came Friday on holes No. 7 and No. 17.

Watson still has time to right his own ship. He is 1-over on through seven holes Friday. He has already bypassed holes 1-6, which are considered by many to be the stretch of the course, giving him 11 holes to whittle his way down to 8-over or below.

Phil Mickelson has been hovering near the cut line throughout the day, but a birdie on No. 7 gave him some breathing room, putting him at 7-over overall.

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2012 U.S. Open Golf: Tiger Woods Falls Out Of Lead After Bogeys

After hitting his approach into the lip of a greenside bunker on the sixth hole, leaving him with an awfully difficult stance, Tiger Woods gripped down on what appeared to be a 9-iron and sent his chip over the hole. After another short chip to within inches, Woods managed to save bogey, and stay tied for the lead at the 2012 U.S. Open.

That wouldn't last.

On the very next hole, Woods again drove into a greenside bunker on the short par-4 seventh. After a decent sand shot to within 10 feet, Woods proceeded to three-putt for his third bogey in a row.

Tiger now sits at 1-over par for the tournament, a full two shots back from the tournament leaders at 1-under par.

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Tiger Woods Takes Lead At 2012 U.S. Open

Tiger Woods has taken sole possession of first place atop the leaderboard at the 2012 U.S. Open with a birdie on the par 3 No. 3 to move up to 2-under overall and 1-under for Friday. He surpassed Day 1 leader Michael Thompson, who is 3-over Friday through five holes, shooting a bogey on No. 11 and a double bogey on No. 12.

Woods is in the midst of a treacherous stretch of holes. If he can maintain 1-under through hole No. 6, he would put himself in a nice position to potentially expand his lead even more. It is still early, but Woods has to be very happy so far.

Woods is now one stroke ahead of Thompson and Jim Furyk in second place. David Toms began the day tied with Woods, but bogeyed his first hole Friday and is now two shots off the lead.

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U.S. Open Golf 2012 Leaderboard: Jim Furyk Shoots 1-Under 69 Friday, Now 3 Shots Off Lead

Jim Furyk shot a 1-under 69 on Friday to move up five spots on the leaderboard into a three-way tie (for now) in second place with Tiger Woods and David Toms. The trio still sits three shots back from Michael Thompson, who is still in the lead at even through two holes played Friday, and 4-under overall.

Furyk shot even through the treacherous first six holes at the Olympic Club. He hit birdies on No. 3 and No. 7, and bogeys on No. 5 and No. 9 to finish the front nine at even-par. Furyk was more consistent on the back nine, making par on every hole outside of a birdie on the par-3 No. 15.

Where Furyk ultimately finishes the day will depend on what Toms and Woods do. Both are set to tee off shortly in California.

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2012 U.S. Open Cut Line: Number Should Settle Around 8-Over

If the U.S. Open were to make its cuts now, the line would be drawn 5-over. But the prevailing feeling around the course is that the line will continue to come down; after all, it's still early and there's more high numbers out there than low ones. With the first groupings of the day just coming off the course, there's little red to be found -- a recipe for numbers near double-digits over par.

This is where we stand: Most, including myself, feel the cut line will end up at either 8- or 9-over. With few players under par and nearly everyone falling down the leaderboard, the line should start to move significantly soon. Many players sitting at or around 5-over have yet to tee off, and low numbers are going to be almost impossible this afternoon.

And remember: The 10-shot rule is gone this year. Only the top-60 and ties will continue on to the weekend.

Of note, Casey Martin bogeyed his final hole and is at 9-over for the tournament, right on the projected number. Rory McIlroy is at 10-over, and needed to birdie one of both of his final two holes. Bubba Watson and Phil Mickelson, who tee-off at 1:18 local time, also need to battle to stay on the right side of the cut line.

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U.S. Open Golf 2012: Olympic Club Winning The Battle Again On Friday

SAN FRANCISCO -- It's only going to get tougher from here. With the early morning fog gone, the sun is doing its work, baking The Olympic Club to a crisp as the first wave of competitors navigates the site of the U.S. Open. And as of now, the golf course is winning yet again.

At the moment, only eight players are in the red. The lowest in-progress score is 2-under from Nicolas Colsaerts, who worked his way back to even-par for the tournament with three birdies and a bogey on his first 10 holes. With the morning emerging as the best time to post a number at Olympic, it's a bad sign that so few players have been unable to get anything going.

Fairways and greens that were already firm and fast are, at this point, like driveways. And as the sun continues to cover the course, it's only going to get firmer and faster. For players chasing the lead, that means a number right near par should result in movement towards the top of the leaderboard. For those hovering around the cut line, the field should come back to them as the day progresses.

Olympic Club is living up to its billing as an incredibly difficult track, and it's only going to get tougher, both as the day wears on and as the weekend rounds begin.

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U.S. Open 2012: 5 Non-Tiger Woods Things To Watch For In Second Round

The second round of the 2012 U.S. Open tees off from The Olympic Club in San Francisco on Friday. All eyes will be on Tiger Woods, however here are a few other storylines you'll want to monitor throughout the day.

Michael Thompson - An opening round of 66 is pretty damn impressive, especially on this course, and Thompson is your first round leader because of it. Having not really been in this position before in the past as a professional, the question for Thompson today is simple: can he have a repeat performance of yesterday?

Casey Martin - While he may have concluded his first round over-par, the Oregon golf coach and overall fan favorite Martin is still very much in the thick of things. If he is able to hover around the 70 mark today, he very well could make the weekend.

Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson - Playing once again with Tiger this afternoon, neither Watson nor Lefty played anywhere close to form in their opening rounds. In fact, both men are going to struggle to simply make the cut. If Tiger gets on another hot streak today, the pressure may cause one (or both) of these men to falter.

Rickie Fowler - He didn't do anything spectacular in his first round, but Fowler was one of only a handful of players to finish under par. Slow and steady will win this race, folks, and Fowler certainly put himself in position to do just that.

Andy Zhang and Beau Hossler - Two of the more notable amateurs in the field are also back in action, and for two very different reasons. The 14-year old Zhang is looking to play inspired golf today to follow his still-impressive 79 from yesterday with the hopes of making the cut. Hossler, meanwhile, fired an even-par 70 yesterday and is very much in contention to chase Thompson.

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2012 U.S. Open Golf: Friday TV Schedule, Live Updates, Streaming Information And More

Round two of the 2012 U.S. Open gets underway Friday and fans not able to watch live from the Olympic Club will have plenty of options to follow the second-round action.

ESPN and NBC will combine to broadcast 10 hours of round two. The coverage begins at 6 a.m. ET on ESPN. At 9 a.m. ET, the television coverage will shift to NBC until 11 a.m. ET. ESPN will then air the final five hours of coverage from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. ET.

Fans without a television will also be able to watch some of Friday's action via a live stream. USOpen.com will have a live video stream for two groups in round two. The online stream will begin with coverage of the first marquee group at 4:55 a.m. ET. The live stream will continue with a second marquee group teeing off at 10:18 a.m. ET.

Radio coverage will begin at 7 a.m. ET and is available online and on select smartphones. Fans can also find the full 2012 U.S. Open leaderboard and follow live scoring at USOpen.com.

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2012 US Open Tee Times And Pairings For Friday: The Field Prepares For Round 2

The first day of the 2012 U.S. Open on Thursday offered no shortage of surprises and established the early storylines for the remainder of the prestigious Grand Slam event. The Olympic Club in San Francisco has proved to be every bit as challenging a course as was anticipated with elite golfers such as Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson having a devil of a time getting anything to go their way.

Meanwhile, odds-on favorite to win Tiger Woods had a very strong start to the tournament, finishing at 1-under to finish in a four-way tie for second place. Michael Thompson had the best start of anyone, finishing at 4-under to claim a three-stroke lead at the end of the first round.

The groupings will begin teeing off for the second round at 10:00 a.m. ET on Friday. All times below are Eastern.

First hole

10:15 a.m.: John Peterson, Morgan Hoffmann, Aaron Watkins
10:26 a.m.: Jeff Curl, Nicholas Thompson, Casey Wittenberg
10:37 a.m.: Soren Kjeldsen, Chez Reavie, Peter Lawrie
10:48 a.m.: Michael Campbell, Olin Browne, Joe Durant
10:59 a.m.: Bill Haas, Nick Watney, a-Jordan Spieth
11:10 a.m.: Martin Kaymer, Hunter Mahan, Justin Rose
11:21 a.m.: Steve Stricker, Ian Poulter, Matt Kuchar
11:32 a.m.: Jason Day, Louis Oosthuizen, Jason Dufner
11:43 a.m.: Rickie Fowler, Ryo Ishikawa, Dustin Johnson
11:54 a.m.: Hunter Haas, Tadahiro Takayama, Lee Slattery
12:05 p.m.: Alex Cejka, Kevin Chappell, Blake Adams
12:16 p.m.: James Hahn, Darron Stiles, Roberto Castro
12:27 p.m.: a-Brooks Koepka, Kyle Thompson, Samuel Osborne
3:45 p.m.: Shane Bertsch, Martin Flores, Tommy Biershenk
3:56 p.m.: Scott Piercy, Matthew Baldwin, Matt Bettencourt
4:07 p.m.: Thomas Bjorn, Kevin Na, Branden Grace
4:18 p.m.: Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods,Bubba Watson
4:29 p.m.: Joe Ogilvie, Stephen Ames, Tim Herron
4:40 p.m.: Davis Love III, Padraig Harrington, David Toms
4:51 p.m.: Carl Pettersson, Charl Schwartzel, Charles Howell III
5:02 p.m.: Robert Karlsson, Bob Estes, Robert Rock
5:13 p.m.: K.J. Choi, Y.E. Yang, K.T. Kim
5:24 p.m.: Fredrik Jacobson, Robert Garrigus, Alexander Noren
5:35 p.m.: Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, Bae Sang-moon, Rafael Cabrera-Bello
5:46 p.m.: Marc Warren, Anthony Summers, Michael Allen
5:57 p.m.: Hunter Hamrick, Tim Weinhart, Scott Smith

Ninth hole

10 a.m.: Casey Martin, a-Cameron Wilson, Dennis Miller
10:11 a.m.: Jim Herman, William Lunde, David Mathis
10:22 a.m.: Nicolas Colsaerts, Charlie Wi, Simon Dyson
10:33 a.m.: Alvaro Quiros, Gary Woodland, John Senden
10:44 a.m.: Rory McIlroy, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood
10:55 a.m.: Jim Furyk, Sergio Garcia, Graeme McDowell
11:06 a.m.: Stewart Cink, Trevor Immelman, Lucas Glover
11:17 a.m.: Ernie Els, Geoff Ogilvy, Angel Cabrera
11:28 a.m.: Martin Laird, Ben Crane,Anders Hansen
11:39 a.m.: Matteo Manassero, Aaron Baddeley, Miguel Angel Jimenez
11:50 a.m.: Brian Harman, Spencer Levin, Mikko Ilonen
12:01 p.m.: Brice Garnett, Justin Hicks, Jesse Mueller
12:12 p.m.: Brian Rowell, a-Alberto Sanchez, Brian Gaffney
3:30 p.m.: Scott Langley, Steve Lebrun, a-Beau Hossler,
3:41 p.m.: Jason Bohn, Raphael Jacquelin, J.B. Park
3:52 p.m.: Michael Thompson, Colt Knost, Steve Marino
4:03 p.m.: Brendan Jones, George Coetzee, Gregory Bourdy
4:14 p.m.: a-Patrick Cantlay, Jonathan Byrd, Kyle Stanley
4:25 p.m.: Retief Goosen, Vijay Singh, Zach Johnson
4:36 p.m.: a-Andy Zhang, Hiroyuki Fujita, Mark Wilson
4:47 p.m.: Adam Scott, Keegan Bradley, Webb Simpson
4:58 p.m.: Tim Clark, Toru Taniguchi, Rod Pampling
5:09 p.m.: Francesco Molinari Bo Van Pelt, Peter Hanson
5:20 p.m.: D.A. Points, Lee Dong-hwan, Kevin Streelman
5:31 p.m.: Edward Loar, Paul Claxton, Alistair Presnell
5:42 p.m.: Mark McCormick a-Nick Sherwood Cole Howard

You can find a full 2012 U.S. Open leaderboard at USOpen.com.

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