U.S. Open leaderboard 2018: Highlights from Round 3 at Shinnecock Hills

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Day 3 of the U.S. Open is set to begin Saturday at the Shinnecock Hills in Southhampton, N.Y. with one particuarly noticable absence. 

After a strong showing at the Memorial last weekend, Tiger Woods failed to make the cut, finishing the second round an abysmal 10 over par. However, there's still plenty of starpower remaining in the field with a trio of Americans, comprised of Dustin Johnson (-4), Scott Piercy and Charley Hoffman (E) sitting atop the leaderboard. American Brooks Koepka is tied for fourth with Englishmen Justin Rose at a stroke over par. Johnson and Piercy are set to tee off at 3:10 p.m. ET with Hoffman (2:59 p.m.), Rose (2:48 p.m.) and Koepka (2:37 p.m.) preceding them. 

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Players can expect a clear day, topping out at 77 degrees. There's a chance of rain expected late in the afternoon but everyone should be in the clubhouse by then. 

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2018 U.S. Open:
Highlights from Round 3

This is the only way to bounce back from a difficult start.

An unconventional birdie is the best kind of birdie.

Justin Rose has officially logged on for the tournament.

Phil Mickelson trying to save his putt with some mini-golf-level skills.

Consistency is the key to success, and Ian Poulter certainly has it.

All eyes should be on Jim Furyk.

Daniel Berger is encroaching on the lead.

Outright lead? Outright lead.

Charley Hoffman's swing has been sweet, and his score has been sweeter.

Phil Mickelson got himself a birdie for his birthday.

Tony Finau is going back-to-back!

Zach Johnson doing what Zach Johnson does best.