Watch: Scottie Scheffler eyes his first-ever US Open title as he practices his swing at Oakmont
Scottie Scheffler is preparing for the 2025 U.S. Open, set to take place from June 12-15 at Oakmont Country Club. The World No. 1 has already won three titles this season and recently skipped the RBC Canadian Open to focus on the year’s third Major.
He last played at the Memorial Tournament, where he claimed victory with a 10-under-par finish. Scheffler is now looking to carry that momentum into Oakmont, one of the toughest courses in the U.S.
Ahead of the event, the U.S. Open’s official X handle posted a video of Scheffler practicing his swing, captioning it:
"Up close on Oakmont’s range with World No. 1, Scottie Scheffler. Could watch this all day."
Scheffler is coming off a strong win at the PGA Championship, where he finished five shots ahead of Bryson DeChambeau, Harris English and Davis Riley. It was the largest margin of victory at the PGA since Rory McIlroy’s win in 2012.
Scheffler also became the first player since Seve Ballesteros to win each of his first three Majors by three strokes or more.
While he had three straight top-10 finishes at the U.S. Open from 2021 to 2023, he struggled in 2024, ending in a tie for 41st. With the challenging Oakmont layout ahead, Scheffler will be aiming to return to form and win the tournament.
How has Scottie Scheffler played in the 2025 season so far?
Scottie Scheffler had a delayed start to the 2025 season after injuring his palm while making ravioli during Christmas. Despite that, he has played in 12 events so far and delivered consistent results throughout.
He began his season in February at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, finishing T9 at 15-under-par. He followed it up with a T25 finish (9-under) at the WM Phoenix Open. At the Genesis Invitational, he tied for third at 9-under and secured a T11 finish (4-under) at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Scheffler tied for 20th at The Players Championship (4-under) and then finished T2 at the Texas Children’s Houston Open with a strong 19-under performance. He continued his solid form with a solo 4th-place finish at the Masters, finishing 8-under.
He tied for 8th at the RBC Heritage with a 12-under finish. In his ninth start of the season, Scheffler claimed his first win of 2025 at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson, finishing at an impressive 31-under-par.
He followed that up with a major breakthrough at the PGA Championship, capturing his first Wanamaker Trophy and third Major title, finishing 11-under-par.
Scheffler then tied for 4th at the Charles Schwab Challenge (8-under) and most recently played at the Memorial Tournament.