Joaquin Niemann showcases resilience at US Open after rough start
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Joaquin Niemann opened his US Open campaign with a challenging 78 at Shinnecock Hills, including an 11 on a single hole. Despite this, he rebounded impressively with a 65 during the second round to make the cut for the weekend. His performance came after he faced scrutiny for throwing his club and receiving a two-stroke penalty. Niemann took responsibility for his actions, demonstrating accountability in a way that contrasts with other players, especially Bryson DeChambeau, who has remained silent during this event. The tournament continues through the weekend, and Niemann will aim for further improvement.
- •Niemann shot a 78 in his first round at the US Open.
- •He made the cut with a second-round score of 65.
- •Niemann received a two-stroke penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.
- •He openly discussed his behavior with the media after the round.
- •DeChambeau has not spoken publicly during the tournament.
- 12:30 PMYahoo Sports — Why Joaquin Niemann deserves massive credit for doing something Bryson DeChambeau failed to do at the US Open
"Joaquin Niemann has had a rollercoaster US Open so far. The LIV golfer opened his account at Shinnecock Hills with a 78, including an 11 on a single hole.
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