Albatross! Reed's US Open Rarity Stuns Oakmont

Golf

The rarest shot in golf strikes again—only 4x in 40+ years!

287 YARDS TO HISTORY!

Patrick Reed drained a 286-yard second shot on Oakmont’s par-5 4th—only the 4th albatross in U.S. Open history since records began in 1983 Sources: ESPN.

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Reed joins T.C. Chen

T.C. Chen (1985, Oakland Hills) Shaun Micheel (2010, Pebble Beach) Nick Watney (2012, Olympic Club)

Fun fact: 30,000+ holes-in-one occur yearly vs. ~300 albatrosses!

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One Hole Doesn’t Mean Jack

Despite the magic, Reed carded 73 (+3), including a triple bogey on 18. His verdict: “71 other holes to play. One shot doesn’t mean jack.

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Who Conquered Oakmont? JJ Spaun!

Leaderboard shocker: JJ Spaun (-4, 66) leads, while Scheffler’s odds plummeted from +280 to +650. Betting markets are WIDE open.

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Golf’s Cruelest Irony

He made the shot of a lifetime... then unraveled! Oakmont’s “long rough and fast greens” humbled even history-makers.

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