Emiliano Grillo is sixth at the US Open after leading the windy third round
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Argentine golfer Emiliano Grillo finished the third round of the US Open in sixth place after a strong performance in windy conditions.
- Grillo was the best-performing player of the day, finishing with a score of three under par.
- He expressed satisfaction with his play, particularly a "great shot" on the sixth hole, and remains hopeful for the final round.
Argentine golfer Emiliano Grillo positioned himself strongly in the US Open, securing sixth place after the third round at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Grillo emerged as the standout player of the day, navigating challenging windy conditions to finish with a score of three under par.
His performance included a near-perfect front nine, marked by four birdies and no bogeys. While the back nine presented more difficulty with bogeys on the 10th and 17th holes, Grillo managed a crucial birdie on the 16th, ultimately carding the best score of the day.
"I played solid all day. Four birdies in the first nine holes," Grillo commented after his round. He specifically highlighted a "great shot" on the sixth hole, leaving the ball within sixty centimeters of the pin. "I couldn't have picked a better position," he added.
Despite the persistent wind throughout the day, which he noted "never let up," Grillo maintained patience and focus. "Three under par, like any result under par in a US Open, is always welcome," he stated, expressing optimism about his chances in the final round. This performance could potentially propel him towards a podium finish, building on his previous best major result of sixth place at The Open in 2023.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.