World number one Scottie Scheffler can expect a daunting challenge when he vies to extend his recent run of success at the 125th US Open at formidable Oakmont.

The famed 7,372-yard, par-70 course in suburban Pittsburgh, known for dense rough and lightning-fast greens, will host the US Golf Association’s showcase event for a record 10th time.

“You’re going to have some three-putts, you’re going to have some great putts that don’t go in, you’re going to look silly a few times and you’re going to pitch out a lot. That’s part of it,” said Brandt Snedeker, a Tour Championship winner seeking his first major title.

The tournament will mark the 13th men’s major to be played at Oakmont, including three PGA Championships, and the first since American Dustin Johnson won the US Open there in 2016.

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