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U.S. Open leaderboard 2015: Dustin Johnson tied for lead, Jordan Spieth drops a shot behind

The leaders have begun their second nine and Dustin Johnson is now out in front.

The third round of the 2015 U.S. Open is beginning to wind down with the final group now on the back nine. Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed opened the round tied for the lead, but both are over par on the day. Instead, Dustin Johnson has jumped to the top of the leaderboard. He is currently 5-under and tied for the lead with Branden Grace.

Johnson and Grace -- paired together in the second-to-last pairing -- are both 1-under on their rounds. Johnson has been sporadic, mixing birdies with bogeys to just dip into red numbers on the day. He made a run up the leaderboard coming down the front nine, including a three birdie in five hole stretch to take sole possession of the lead at 6-under. He wasn’t able to keep that streak going long and a bogey on No. 11 dropped him to 5-under and into a tie with Grace. Grace has been a little more stable on the round, carding two birdies and just a single bogey for his 1-under on the day.

Spieth started off the round extremely well with back-to-back birdies on Nos. 2 and 3 to improve to 7-under. It looked like Spieth might take firm control of the tournament and possibly even run away from the field. That was only a brief moment, however, with back-to-back bogeys following. He flew his tee shot at No. 9 into the bunker on the front of the green and was then unable to get up-and-down. A fourth bogey of the day ensued, dropping him to 1-over on the round. He has managed to avoid significant trouble and limited the damage well at times to remain near the lead.

There are currently just eight players under par for the tournament and just eight are under par on Saturday’s round. Louis Oosthuizen, who shot a 66, is the only player yet to card a round better than a 69. Here is a look at the current state of the leaderboard. For a live leaderboard, head over to USOpen.com.

Place Player Score Thru
T1 Dustin Johnson -5 11
T1 Branden Grace -5 11
3 Jordan Spieth -4 10
4 Shane Lowry -2 15
T5 Louis Oosthuizen -1 F
T5 Cameron Smith -1 17
T5 Jason Day -1 14
T5 J.B. Holmes -1 13
T9 Kevin Kisner E 14
T9 Tony Finau E 11
T9 Joost Luiten E 11
T12 Brandt Snedeker 1 F
T12 Andres Romero 1 17
T12 Patrick Reed 1 10
T15 Charl Schwartzel 2 F
T15 Matt Kuchar 2 17
T15 Henrik Stenson 2 16
T15 Daniel Summerhays 2 12
T19 Charlie Beljan 3 F
T19 Francesco Molinari 3 F
T19 Adam Scott 3 F
T19 Hideki Matsuyama 3 F
T19 Alexander Levy 3 16
T19 Jamie Lovemark 3 13
T25 Ian Poulter 4 F
T25 Brooks Koepka 4 F
T25 Rory McIlroy 4 F
T25 John Senden 4 F
T25 Marc Warren 4 F
T25 Kevin Na 4 F
T25 Justin Rose 4 F
T25 Ollie Schniederjans (a) 4 F
T25 Jack Maguire (a) 4 F
T25 Paul Casey 4 17
T25 Jason Dufner 4 17
T36 Sergio Garcia 5 F
T36 Jimmy Gunn 5 F
T36 Denny McCarthy (a) 5 F
T39 Webb Simpson 6 F
T39 John Parry 6 F
T39 Keegan Bradley 6 F
T39 Brad Fritsch 6 F
T39 Tommy Fleetwood 6 F
T39 Beau Hossler (a) 6 F
T39 Geoff Ogilvy 6 F
T39 Brian Campbell (a) 6 15
T47 Colin Montgomerie 7 F
T47 Troy Kelly 7 F
T47 Jimmy Walker 7 F
T47 George Coetzee 7 F
T47 Jim Furyk 7 F
T47 Kevin Chappell 7 F
T47 Robert Streb 7 F
T47 Billy Horschel 7 F
T47 Ryan Palmer 7 F
T47 Luke Donald 7 F
T47 Cameron Tringale 7 F
T58 Thomas Aiken 8 F
T58 Mark Silvers 8 F
T58 Ernie Els 8 F
T61 Morgan Hoffmann 9 F
T61 Angel Cabrera 9 F
T61 Cheng-Tsung Pan 9 F
T61 Marcus Fraser 9 F
T61 Lee Westwood 9 F
T61 Ben Martin 9 12
T67 Sam Saunders 10 F
T67 Brad Elder 10 F
T67 Phil Mickelson 10 F
T70 Nick Hardy (a) 12 F
T70 Andy Pope 12 F
T70 D.A. Points 12 F
T70 Zach Johnson 12 F
74 Chris Kirk 13 F
75 Camilo Villegas 15 F

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