Oakmont Contenders

A data-driven look at the players best equipped to conquer the U.S. Open at Oakmont, based on key performance statistics and major championship history.

The Composite King

Scottie Scheffler

Composite Score:

83

Combining elite major championship performance with top-tier rankings in SG: Approach (#1) and SG: Around the Green (#3), Scheffler stands in a class of his own as the data-defined favorite.

Overall Player Readiness

The Oakmont Composite Score identifies the most well-rounded players for this specific challenge. It combines ranks in Driving Accuracy, SG: Approach, and SG: Around the Green, plus a bonus for strong major championship performance.

Masters of the Craft: Key Skill Leaders

Driving Accuracy

Finding the fairway is paramount to avoid Oakmont's penal rough. These players are the best on Tour at keeping it in the short grass.

Strokes Gained: Approach

Oakmont's slick, undulating greens demand elite iron play. These players gain the most strokes on the field with their approach shots.

Strokes Gained: Around the Green

No one hits every green here. A world-class short game is crucial for scrambling and bogey avoidance. These are the top magicians.

Proven Major Performers

This chart shows the average finish for players with an elite major championship record over the last five seasons. A lower bar indicates better, more consistent performance on the biggest stages.

Full Composite Data Table

Rank Player Composite Score Driving Acc. (Pts) SG: App. (Pts) SG: Arg. (Pts) Major Bonus
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