INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Dustin Johnson held the US Open clubhouse lead on Saturday as shock first-round pioneer Andrew Landry set off with some a large portion of the field in the second round of the climate hit title at Oakmont. 

The World No. 6 had a two-round aggregate of four-under standard 136 subsequent to playing both his first and second adjusts on Friday. 

His closest opponents in the clubhouse were Spain's Sergio Garcia and American Scott Piercy who both checked second-cycle 70s on the impressive Pennsylvania course to remain at two-under for the competition. 

American Jim Furyk wrapped up a two-under 68 for 139, joining England's Andy Sullivan and American Daniel Summerhays in the clubhouse on one-under. 

Bubba Watson, New Zealand's Danny Lee and American Kevin Streelman were additionally at one-under as they headed into the second round. 

After climate delays on Thursday, just a large portion of the field began the second round on Friday, with the lay teeing off on Saturday morning. 

Landry, positioned 624th on the planet, opened the second round with consecutive standards to keep pace with Johnson. 

He and others were confronting a marathon day at Oakmont, where warm, sunny climate was at that point firming up the deceptive greens. 

Guarding champion Jordan Spieth had some ground to make up in the wake of posting a two-over first round. 

World No. 3 Rory McIlroy was in much more tightly straits, doing combating to make the cut after a seven-over first round. 

World No. 1 Jason Day and Phil Mickelson, in the interim, were playing a holding up amusement. 

Day searched ok for the mostly cut following a second-cycle 69 put him at five-over. 

Be that as it may, Mickelson finished his second-cycle 73 on Saturday morning for a seven-over aggregate of 147.