The Oklahoma State Cowboys will be represented by nearly 10 players at the 2026 U.S. Open golf championship at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton N.Y.The 72-hole event, from Thursday through Sunday, will crown the next national champion in the third major championship of 2026. There are six former Cowboys and three current Cowboys in the tournament, led by 2023 U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark and current NCAA medalist Preston Stout. Throughout the weekend Oklahoma State golf fans can check here for updates on the event from a Cowboys perspective, including tee times, video and results. The most recent update will be directly below.Round 4: 5 PM CT UpdateSam Burns is in the clubhouse at 3-under for the tournament after firing a 3-under 67. Wyndham Clark is at 4-under with three holes remaining. It all comes down to his final three holes. Round 4: 4:30 PM CT UpdateWyndham Clark has pushed his lead back to two shots after he posted a birdie on No. 10 as he turned to the back side of the course. Then, the lead grew to three shots after his closest pursuer, Sam Burns, dropped a bogey on No. 15. Burns is about four holes ahead of Clark so the former OSU star will know where he stands down the stretch. Sam Stevens remained at 1-over for the tournament and is still in the Top 10. That would put him in the field for the 2027 U.S. Open as an automatic qualifier. Round 4: 3:00 PM CT UpdateWyndham Clark's lead has dropped to one after he went 2-over on his first five holes on Sunday at Shinnecock Hills. He started the day with a five-shot lead but Sam Burns is on a tear. He was 4-under on his first eight holes and combined with Clark's miscues, he has the lead down to one shot. Sam Stevens, meanwhile, is 2-over for the day and one over for the tournament. Round 4: 11:30 AM CT UpdatePeter Uihlein is in the clubhouse with the low round of the day on Sunday after shooting a 4-under 66 in his final round of the U.S. Open. He had five birdies and one bogey on the round to finish at 10-over par for tournament. OSU junior Eric Lee shot a 1-over par 71 to finish up his tournament at 13-over par. Tournament leader and former OSU player Wyndham Clark has more than an hour before he tees off as he seeks his second U.S. Open trophy in four years. Sam Stevens tees off in roughly an hour, five shots behind Clark. Round 4: 9 AM CT UpdateFormer OSU star Peter Uihlein is the hottest player on the course in the morning rounds. He was 3-under par at the turn after he posted birdies on three of the first four holes on the course. That trimmed his overall score to 11-over par. Eric Lee, a current Oklahoma State star playing as an amateur, was even par after eight holes and 12-over for the tournament. Wyndham Clark, the former OSU player and leader after 54 holes, doesn't tee off until 12:30 p.m. CTRound 4 Tee TimesThe USGA released the tee times for the final round of the U.S. Open and the times for the four players with OSU ties are below. Wyndham Clark has a six-shot lead going into the final round.Peter Uihlein, Russell Henley: 5:56 AM CTEric Lee (a), Patrick Rodgers: 6:07 AM CTEmiliano Grillo, Sam Stevens: 12:08 PM CTScottie Scheffler, Wyndham Clark: 12:30 PM CTRound 3: 6 PM CT UpdateWith four holes left, Wyndham Clark has a six-shot lead on the field after he posted a birdie on No. 14. He has that lead over three players, including former OSU teammate Sam Stevens, who had three straight bogeys to start the back side and dropped to 1-under. They are two of four players under par for the tournament during the final stretch of the third round. Round 3: 5 PM CT UpdateThe final group made the turn to the back nine and Wyndham Clark's lead was down to two shots, with fellow former OSU star Sam Stevens his closest pursuer. Stevens was 1-under after the front nine, as he birdied two of the first five holes and gave one shot back on the third hole. By the turn, just six players were under par, including Scottie Scheffler, who was 1-under. The world's No. 1 player needs a win in the U.S. Open to complete the career grand slam. He tied for second in the event in 2022. Round 3: 4 PM CT UpdateSam Stevens improved to 4-under for the tournament and 1-under for the round after he drained a 10-foot birdie putt on No. 5, a par-5 that he nearly reached in two in spite of putting his drive in short rough. That temporarily moved him to two shots behind Wyndham Clark. But Clark answered with a birdie on the same hole right after Stevens to push his score back to even par for the day and 7-under for the tournament. They are two of only four players that were under par after each had completed the fifth hole. Xander Schauffele was 3-under and Sam Burns was 2-under. After two days of watching players innundate Shinnecock Hills, the course finally started taking a bit out of the field. Round 3: 3:30 PM CT UpdateWith the leaders on the course, Wyndham Clark is hard at work trying to win his second U.S. Open in four years. He suffered a bogey on the first hole to drop a shot, but stabilized with a par on the second to remain in the lead at 6-under. He's only given up one shot. Sam Stevens is now in solo second place at 3-under after he birdied the first hole and then bogeyed the third hole. Round 3: 1:45 CT UpdateWith Wyndham Clark and Sam Stevens teeing off in an hour, the other two Oklahoma State players have wrapped up their third rounds. Peter Uihlein shot a 10-over par 80 and is at 14-over par for the tournament. He shot matching 40s on the front and back nine, made just one birdie and bogeyed the final five holes of his round. Eric Lee, an OSU junior playing as an amateur, was two shots ahead of Uihlein after shooting an 8-over 78 and finishing at 12-over par for the tournament. Lee shot matching 39s and had a birdie on each side. He offset that with eight bogeys and one double-bogey. They will be among the early tee times on Sunday. Round 3: 11 AM CT UpdateBoth Eric Lee and Peter Uihlein have made the turn at Shinnecock Hills. Lee, a current OSU star playing as an amateur, is 5-over after 11 holes and 9-over for the tournament. Uihlein, a former OSU player who plays for LIV Golf, is 5-over for the day and 9-over for the tournament after 10 holes. Both are likely to be done with their rounds before two other former Oklahoma State players, Sam Stevens and Wyndham Clark, tee off. Clark leads the tournanemt by four shots over a trio of players that include Stevens. Round 3: 9 AM CT UpdateThe two OSU Cowboys playing early are on the course at Shinnecock Hills. Amateur Eric Lee is 1-over for his round after two holes while Peter Uihlein is 1-over after his first hole. The pair teed off in back-to-back groups. For those Cowboys fans that want to watch the pair play, our Round 3 watch guide shows you how to do that. Round 3 Tee TimesHere are the tee times and the playing partners for the four Oklahoma State players — current and former — that made the cut for the third round of the U.S. Open on Saturday. Eric Lee (a), Chris Gotterup — 7:11 a.m. CTPeter Uihlein, Caleb Surratt — 7:22 a.m. CTSam Stevens, Xander Schauffele — 1:34 p.m. CTWyndham Clark, Matt Fitzpatrick — 1:45 p.m. CTRound 2: 7 PM CT UpdateAll of the Oklahoma State players were done with their rounds. Here were their results after two rounds: Sam Stevens finished 1-under for the day and 3-under for the tournament and in a tie for second place. Peter Uihlein and Eric Lee were even for the day and 4-over for the tournament and right on the cut line with approximately 20 players left on the course. Rickie Fowler shot 4-over and was 5-over for the tournament and was outside the cut line. Ethan Fang shot 7-over and was 11 over for the tournament and was outside the cut line. Round 2: 5 PM CT UpdateSam Stevens is on track to be in the fina two groups of Saturday's third round at the U.S. Open. At the time of this update he was 3-under par and tied with Matt Fitzpatrick and Xander Schauffele. He was playing the final hole. He remained four shots behind another former OSU player, Wyndham Clark, who was 7-under. Of the remaining Cowboys on the course, Rickie Fowler (3-over) and amateur Eric Lee (4-over) were the closest to making the cut for the weekend. Both Alex Noren (5-over) and Peter Uihlein (5-over) were one off the cut line while current Cowboys star Ethan Fang was 11-over. Round 2: 3 PM CT UpdateSam Stevens remains in the hunt to stay under par for the U.S. Open. While he is 1-over for his round after nine holes, he is still 1-under for the event and hoping to stay in red numbers going into the weekend. Eric Lee is 1-under for his round and 3-over for the tournament, putting him in line to make the cut for the weekend. Peter Uihlein is 1-over after 10 and 5-over for the event and outside the cut line. Ethan Fang is midway through his round and 3-over for the round and 7-over for the tournament. Rickie Fowler is 3-over after seven holes and 4-over for the tournament, putting him just inside the cut line for the weekend. Round 2: 12:30 PM CT UpdateThe three OSU Cowboys in the morning groups completed their rounds and Wyndham Clark finished with a four-shot lead after firing a 1-under 69 on Friday. That came after he completed his first round in the morning by playing his final two holes at even par. The other two Cowboys are unlikely to make the cut. Viktor Hovland shot a 1-under 69 that put him 5-over for the tournament. He left the course tied for 89th. Current Big 12 and NCAA champion Preston Stout shot a second-round 7-over 77 and was 9-over for the tournament. The cut line is the Top 60 and ties. Round 2: Friday 11 AM CT UpdateWyndham Clark briefly fell to 5-under for the tournament but had surged to 7-under for the event after he went 1-under for his second round after 13 holes. That put him four shots clear of his closest pursuier, Xander Schauffele. Clark started on the front nine on Friday and parred the first eight holes before he posted a bogey on No. 9. On the back side he posted birdies on Nos. 12 and 13. Per reports on the ground at Shinnecock Hills, the wind has shifted to a different direction, pin placements are harder and the course is starting to dry out, which may make Clark's early finish on Friday a blessing. Viktor Hovland is 2-under for the round after 14 holes and 4-over for the event as he tries to make the cut. He is tied for 73rd. If he gets one more shot back that would move him onto the cut line. OSU amateur Preston Stout was 9-over for his round and 11-over for the tournament through 13 holes. Round 2: Friday, 9 AM CTThat’s called GROUP MOMENTUM.Clark: -6Johnson -4Woodland -3-13 combined from three U.S. Open champions playing together. pic.twitter.com/t8wyXoJnHZ— U.S. Open (@usopengolf) June 19, 2026Three Oklahoma State players are on the course at Shinnecock Hills. Wyndham Clark remains in the lead at 6-under par and is even for his first six holes. He has a three-shot lead on the field, including former U.S. Open champions Matt Fitzpatrick and Dustin Johnson.Viktor Hovland is 1-under for his round and 5-over for the tournament after five holes. He is in a tie for 98th which is notable because if the tournament ended now he would miss the cut. The Top 60 players and ties make the cut for the weekend. Current OSU star Preston Stout, who shot a 2-over 72 on Thursday, was 9-over par after eight holes on Friday and is also outside the cut line. He had two triple bogeys on the back side, which was his first nine. Round 1 is CompleteThe first round ended early Friday morning with Wyndham Clark making par on his final two holes and finishing wiht a two-shot lead. He was 6-under going into his second round. Viktor Hovland wrapped up his round and finished with a 6-over 76. Round 1 Restart, Round 2 Tee TimesAfter the suspension of Round 1 at the U.S. Open, the USGA announced that players who were unable to complete their rounds on Thursday would need to be in position to restart at 6:35 a.m. eastern time. That impacts two former Cowboys — Wyndham Clark and Viktor Hovland. Both were still on the course when play was suspended. The players that finished their rounds will tee off 15 minutes later than originally scheduled on Friday. That impacts the seven Cowboys that finished their rounds on Thursday. That means Clark and Hovland will have to start their second round almost immediately after ending their first round. Preston Stout*, Davis Thompson and David Puig — 6:34 p.m. (No. 10)Viktor Hovland, Bryson DeChambeau, Matt Fitzpatrick — 6:45 a.m. (No. 1)Wyndham Clark, Dustin Johnson, Gary Woodland — 6:56 a.m. (No. 1)Ethan Fang*, Jayden Schaper and Jackson Suber — 11:56 a.m. (No. 10)Peter Uihlein, Sam Stevens, Eric Lee* — 12:07 p.m. (No. 1)Rickie Fowler, Daniel Berger and Keegan Bradley — 12:51 p.m. (No. 10)Alex Noren, Maverick McNealy and Sepp Straka — 1:13 p.m. (No. 1)Update 8 PM CT: First Round SuspendedDarkness suspended the first round of the U.S. Open with close to half the field still on the course. Former OSU star Wyndham Clark is one of the players that will have to wrap up his round on Friday morning. But he'll do so in the best possible position, as he was 6-under par with two holes remaining. The USGA was working on updated tee times for Friday. Clark, the 2023 U.S. Open champion, had a four-shot lead on the field. He was one of two players with OSU links at under par. Sam Stevens finished early in the afternoon at 2-under and at one time was tied for the lead. Other OSU players at the U.S. open included Rickie Fowler (1over), Preston Stout (2-over), Ethan Fang (4-over), Peter Uihlein (4-over), Eric Lee (4-over), Alex Noren (4-over) and Viktor Hovland (6-over, 16 holes). Update 7 PM CT Thursday: Clark at 4-underWyndham Clark was playing his final holes of the first round as the sun began to set in New York but he had a share of the lead in the U.S. Open with another former champion, Dustin Johnson, as both were 4-under par. Clark started on the back side and shot a bogey-free 32 on his first nine holes. He started the front side with a bogey, but rebounded back-to-back birdies going into the final five holes. The 2023 U.S. Open champion was working to beat the darkness after intermittent delays during the day. Preston Stout was at even par with three holes remaining while Viktor Hovland had played his way into a corner at 6-over with four holes remaining in his round. Update 5 PM CT Thursday: Clark Still in Share of LeadWyndham Clark, the former OSU star who won the US Open in 2023, was still in a share of the lead after his first seven holes on Thursday. He started on No. 10 at birdied the first two holes before he followed that with five straight pars. That put him in a tie with, among others, a former OSU teammate — Sam Stevens. He was already in the clubhouse at 2-under. Current OSU star and Big 12 player of the year Preston Stout was 1-under after eight holes. He started on the front nine and birdied three holes and bogeyed two others. Viktor Hovland was struggling through eight holes and was 4-over. He started on the back nine and bogeyed four straight holes. Update, 3:30 PM CT Thursday: Three Cowboys at Top of Leaderboard— U.S. Open (@usopengolf) June 18, 2026OSU amateur Preston Stout and 2023 U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark joined Sam Stevens at the top of the leaderboard early in their rounds on Thursday. Stout, who won the NCAA Championships medalist title earlier this month to secure a berth in the U.S. Open, was 2-under after his first four holes, with birdies on Nos. 1 and 4. Clark started on the back nine and birdies each of his first two holes. Update, 3 PM CT Thursday: Six Cowboys DoneSix of the nine Oklahoma State Cowboys in the field had finished their rounds. Sam Stevens, who fired a 2-under 68, remained in a tie for the lead. He was the only player with OSU ties who was under par after the first round. The closest to him was Rickie Fowler, who shot a 1-over 71 and was three shots off the lead. The remaining four OSU players that were done all shot 4-over 74 — Peter Uihlein, Alex Noren, Eric Lee (a) and Ethan Fang (a). All six players will have late morning or early afternoon tee times on Friday. The remaining three players were teeing off in the afternoon. Preston Stout birdied his first hole. Viktor Hovland and Wyndham Clark had yet to tee off. Update, 2 PM CT Thursday: Sam Stevens Tied for LeadSam Stevens wrapped up his first round and finished 2-under 68, putting him in a tie for the lead when he left Shinnecock Hills on Thursday. At the time, he was tied with former U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy and Ben James. Stevens started his round on the back nine and shot a 1-over 36 before he flipped to the front side and drained four birdies, against one bogey, to finish with a 32. Update, 12 PM CT: Sam Stevens Near Top of LeaderboardFormer Oklahoma State star Sam Stevens was the only Cowboy under par at noon as he was 1-under after 13 holes and one shot behind leader Ludvig Aberg.Stevens started his round on the back nine and went out in even-par 35 with two birdies a bogey and a double-bogey. When he turned on the front nine, he birdies two of the first three holes to get back to under-par. With each of the five Cowboys that teed off on their back nine at Shinnecock Hills, Rickie Fowler and Peter Uihlein have the lowest scores, with both at 1-over. Fowler was on No. 10 and Uihlein was at No. 13. Fowler went out in 36, with two bogeys and a birdie on the front nine. Uihelin started on the back nine and saw his score rise to 2-over before a birdie on No. 16. He parred the first three holes on the front nine, his back nine. Eric Lee was 4-over after 13 holes while Ethan Fang was 5-over after 14 holes. Update, 10 AM CT: Rickie Fowler on CourseFormer OSU star Rickie Fowler started his first round at 1-over after his first three holes at Shinnecock Hills. He had a bogey on the first hole but rebounded with a par on No. 2 and No. 3. The former Cowboy is chasing his first major championship. Alex Noren teed off shortly after Fowler and was 2-over after his first two holes. He started on the back side of the course and posted a bogey on each of his first two holes. Current Cowboys star Ethan Fang, who was off to an even-par start after two holes — was 3-over after seven holes. He remained even-par after five holes but he bogeyed No. 6 and then posted a double bogey on No. 7. The Oklahoma State group — which featured Peter Uihlein, Sam Stevens and amateur Eric Lee — were all 2-over after six holes and started their round at No. 10.Noren was the last OSU player to tee off in the morning. Current Cowboys star Preston Stout tees off shortly after noon. Ethan Fang Solid EarlyCurrent OSU golfer Ethan Fang — who qualified for the U.S. Open by winning last year's Open Amateur — was even par after his first two holes on Thursday morning in the first round. Behind him was the group made up entirely of Oklahoma State players. Peter Uihlein was 1-over, Sam Stevens was 2-over and amateur Eric Lee was 2-over. Former OSU star Ricky Fowler should be teeing off in the next hour. Thursday’s Tee TimesThe Oklahoma State golfers that will be teeing off in the 126th U.S. Open on Thursday include a group made up entirely of OSU players. The order of those tee times is below (all times central, OSU players in bold, *-denotes current OSU player participating as amateur, players begin at either No. 1 or No. 10):Ethan Fang*, Jayden Schaper and Jackson Suber — 5:46 a.m. (No. 1)Peter Uihlein, Sam Stevens, Eric Lee* — 5:57 a.m. (No. 10)Rickie Fowler, Daniel Berger and Keegan Bradley — 6:41 a.m. (No. 1)Alex Noren, Maverick McNealy and Sepp Straka — 7:03 a.m. (No. 10)Preston Stout*, Davis Thompson and David Puig — 12:14 p.m. (No. 1)Viktor Hovland, Bryson DeChambeau, Matt Fitzpatrick — 12:25 p.m. (No. 10)Wyndham Clark, Dustin Johnson, Gary Woodland — 12:36 p.m. (No. 10)The tee times have been set for the second round on Friday. Players tee off in reverse order and on the other tee from Thursday. Those tee times include: Preston Stout*, Davis Thompson and David Puig — 6:19 p.m. (No. 10)Viktor Hovland, Bryson DeChambeau, Matt Fitzpatrick — 6:30 a.m. (No. 1)Wyndham Clark, Dustin Johnson, Gary Woodland — 6:41 a.m. (No. 1)Ethan Fang*, Jayden Schaper and Jackson Suber — 11:41 a.m. (No. 10)Peter Uihlein, Sam Stevens, Eric Lee* — 11:52 a.m. (No. 1)Rickie Fowler, Daniel Berger and Keegan Bradley — 12:36 a.m. (No. 10)Alex Noren, Maverick McNealy and Sepp Straka — 12:58 p.m. (No. 1)Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow