• Jordan Spieth hits his tee shot at the third hole during Sunday's final round of the US Open at Chambers Bay. Erik S Lesser / EPA
    Jordan Spieth hits his tee shot at the third hole during Sunday's final round of the US Open at Chambers Bay. Erik S Lesser / EPA
  • Dustin Johnson hits his tee shot on the fourth hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. Johnson finished with a 4-under 276 in a tie for second place. Charlie Riedel / AP
    Dustin Johnson hits his tee shot on the fourth hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. Johnson finished with a 4-under 276 in a tie for second place. Charlie Riedel / AP
  • Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa celebrates an eagle on the 14th hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. He finished tied for second at 4-under. David Cannon / Getty Images / AFP
    Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa celebrates an eagle on the 14th hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. He finished tied for second at 4-under. David Cannon / Getty Images / AFP
  • Jason Day of Australia hits his tee shot on the first hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. Day entered the day in a tie for the lead but finished tied for ninth with an even-par 280 for the tournament. Ezra Shaw / Getty Images / AFP
    Jason Day of Australia hits his tee shot on the first hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. Day entered the day in a tie for the lead but finished tied for ninth with an even-par 280 for the tournament. Ezra Shaw / Getty Images / AFP
  • Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland tees off on the seventh hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. McIlroy finished in a tie for ninth. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
    Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland tees off on the seventh hole during the final round of the US Open on Sunday. McIlroy finished in a tie for ninth. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
  • Adam Scott of Australia celebrates on the 18th green after a 6-under par 64 during Sunday's US Open final round as he finished tied for fourth with a 3-under 277. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
    Adam Scott of Australia celebrates on the 18th green after a 6-under par 64 during Sunday's US Open final round as he finished tied for fourth with a 3-under 277. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
  • Jordan Spieth of the United States hits his second shot on the 18th hole during the final round of the 115th US Open on Sunday. Ross Kinnaird / Getty Images / AFP
    Jordan Spieth of the United States hits his second shot on the 18th hole during the final round of the 115th US Open on Sunday. Ross Kinnaird / Getty Images / AFP
  • Jordan Spieth watches his putt for eagle at the 18th green on Sunday during the final round of the US Open. He made the next putt for birdie to win the tournament. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
    Jordan Spieth watches his putt for eagle at the 18th green on Sunday during the final round of the US Open. He made the next putt for birdie to win the tournament. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
  • Jordan Spieth acknowledges the crowd after his birdie putt on 18 during the final round of the US Open on Sunday to complete a 1-under round of 69. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
    Jordan Spieth acknowledges the crowd after his birdie putt on 18 during the final round of the US Open on Sunday to complete a 1-under round of 69. Andrew Redington / Getty Images / AFP
  • Jordan Spieth poses with the US Open trophy in front of the final scoreboard on Sunday after capturing the second of the year's majors. Ross Kinnaird / Getty Images / AFP
    Jordan Spieth poses with the US Open trophy in front of the final scoreboard on Sunday after capturing the second of the year's majors. Ross Kinnaird / Getty Images / AFP
  • Jordan Spieth of the United States poses with the US Open trophy after capturing the title at Chambers Bay on Sunday. Ross Kinnaird / Getty Images / AFP
    Jordan Spieth of the United States poses with the US Open trophy after capturing the title at Chambers Bay on Sunday. Ross Kinnaird / Getty Images / AFP

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Jordan Spieth holds off Dustin Johnson and Louis Oosthuizen for US Open – in pictures

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Images from the final round of the 2015 US Open on Sunday at Chambers Bay, where Jordan Spieth made it successive major titles after earlier winning the Masters this year and putting an unprecedented calendar grand slam in play. The 21-year-old Spieth avoided a play-off with Dustin Johnson and Louis Oosthuizen with a winning 18th-hole birdie putt. Click the arrows below to scroll through the photos.

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