2019 U.S. Open Golf Tournament Winner and Scores

The 2019 U.S. Open was the 119th time the tournament was played. A first-time major winner held off the golfer who was trying for his third consecutive U.S. Open win.

Winner: Gary Woodland, 271

Where it was played: Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, Calif.

Tournament dates: June 13-16, 2019

Leader after first round: Justin Rose, 65

Leader after second round: Gary Woodland, 133

Leader after third round: Gary Woodland, 202

Notable notes: Gary Woodland fired a final-round 69 to beat two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka by one stroke. Koepka was attempting to become only the second player in tournament history to win three consecutive U.S. Opens, and the first golfer since the mid-1950s to win three in a row of any major. ... Woodland's winning score of 271 tied, at the time, for second-lowest in U.S. Open history, and his 13-under final score was third-best in tournament history. ... It was Woodland's first win in a major, only his fourth overall PGA Tour win. ... The low amateur was Viktor Hovland, whose 280 total broke a Jack Nicklaus record for lowest score in a U.S. Open by an amateur.

Final Scores of the 2019 U.S. Open

Gary Woodland	68-65-69-69—271
Brooks Koepka	69-69-68-68—274
Xander Schauffele	66-73-71-67—277
Jon Rahm	69-70-70-68—277
Chez Reavie	68-70-68-71—277
Justin Rose	65-70-68-74—277
Adam Scott	70-69-71-68—278
Louis Oosthuizen	66-70-70-72—278
Henrik Stenson	68-71-70-70—279
Chesson Hadley	68-70-70-71—279
Rory McIlroy	68-69-70-72—279
Viktor Hovland (a)	69-73-71-67—280
Matthew Fitzpatrick	69-71-72-68—280
Matt Wallace	70-68-71-71—280
Danny Willett	71-71-67-71—280
Webb Simpson	74-68-73-66—281
Francesco Molinari	68-72-71-70—281
Byeong-Hun An	70-72-68-71—281
Graeme McDowell	69-70-70-72—281
Matt Kuchar	69-69-70-73—281
Paul Casey	70-72-73-67—282
Alex Prugh	75-69-70-68—282
Tiger Woods	70-72-71-69—282
Jason Day	70-73-70-69—282
Tyrrell Hatton	70-74-69-69—282
Hideki Matsuyama	69-73-70-70—282
Patrick Cantlay	73-71-68-70—282
Sepp Straka	68-72-76-67—283
Shane Lowry	75-69-70-69—283
Jim Furyk	73-67-72-71—283
Nate Lashley	67-74-70-72—283
Marcus Kinhult	74-70-74-66—284
Patrick Reed	71-73-72-68—284
Billy Horschel	73-70-71-70—284
Aaron Wise	66-71-79-69—285
Bryson DeChambeau	69-74-73-69—285
Collin Morikawa	71-73-72-69—285
Martin Kaymer	69-75-71-70—285
Jason Dufner	70-71-73-71—285
Marc Leishman	69-74-70-72—285
Dustin Johnson	71-69-71-74—285
Brandon Wu (a)	71-69-71-74—285
Andrew Putnam	73-71-73-69—286
Rory Sabbatini	72-71-73-70—286
Erik van Rooyen	71-73-72-70—286
Tom Hoge	71-73-71-71—286
Rickie Fowler	66-77-71-72—286
Nick Taylor	74-70-70-72—286
Kevin Kisner	73-70-75-69—287
Daniel Berger	73-70-74-70—287
Abraham Ancer	74-68-69-76—287
Phil Mickelson	72-69-75-72—288
Charles Howell III	72-70-74-72—288
Carlos Ortiz	70-70-75-73—288
Sergio Garcia	69-70-75-74—288
Li Haotong	71-70-72-75—288
Scott Piercy	67-72-72-77—288
Charlie Danielson	72-70-77-70—289
Zach Johnson	70-69-79-71—289
Andy Pope	72-71-75-71—289
Adri Arnaus	69-75-73-72—289
Harris English	71-69-76-73—289
Emiliano Grillo	68-74-74-73—289
Chandler Eaton (a)	72-70-73-74—289
Justin Walters	72-72-77-69—290
Kyle Stanley	71-73-75-71—290
Brian Stuard	71-73-74-72—290
Rafael Cabrera Bello	70-74-74-72—290
Tommy Fleetwood	71-73-73-73—290
Jordan Spieth	72-69-73-76—290
Rhys Enoch	78-66-71-76—291
Cameron Smith	71-72-77-72—292
Luke Donald	72-70-77-73—292
Clement Sordet	76-68-74-74—292
Billy Hurley III	73-70-73-76—292
Bernd Wiesberger	71-73-78-72—294
Brandt Snedeker	75-69-74-77—295
Chip McDaniel	71-73-76-77—297
Michael Thorbjornsen (a)	71-73-84-76—304