Louis Manuel Kori won the OHIO.GOLF U.S. Open Championship Fantasy Tournament this past weekend, earning a two stroke victory with a team score of 13 over par.
Despite Oakmont’s challenging conditions and a rain delay, J.J. Spaun was able to able to pull away for a two-shot victory with his incredible 64.5 ft long putt for birdie on 18. With his win at the 125th U.S. Open, he was able to secure his first major championship in his career.
Louis’ top-4 selected players included winner J.J. Spaun (-1), Sam Burns (+4), Scottie Scheffler (+4), and Brooks Koepka (+6).
Jon Oates finished in second place (+15) and Rosemarie Chrisant finished in third (+18), three strokes behind Oates.
Oates’ roster featured Cameron Young (+3), Tyrrell Hatton (+3), Jon Rahm (+4), and Russell Henley (+5).
Chrisant tabbed Viktor Hovland (+2), Cameron Young, Xander Schauffele (+6), and Victor Perez (+7).
For their winning team selections, Kori won $200 for his title, Oates followed with $120, and Chrisant was awarded $80.
Next up on the OHIO.GOLF PGA Tour Fantasy Series schedule is The Open Championship at Royal Portrush Golf Club on July 17th-20th.
FINAL RESULTS: 2025 U.S. OPEN FANTASY >
