“It should be investigated,” Angry Sam Burns states J.J. Spaun used illegal technology to get advantage on the last day of 2025 US Open, sending chaos golf fans

The world of golf was thrown into agitation on Monday, June 16, 2025 at 04:00 p.m. +07, after explosive accusations of Sam Burns, who finished T-7 at the US Open 2025 at the Oakmont Country Club. Burns, visibly furious after a disappointing 78 of the final round, accused the newly crowned champion J.J. Spaun to use illegal technology to ensure its dramatic victory, lighting a storm of controversy and chaos among fans.

Burns’s impressive accusation

At a heated press conference, only a few hours after the 65 -foot Putt of Span in Hole 18 assured the title in -1, Burns laughed. “It should be investigated,” said Burns, pointing to a finger to Spaun. The Louisiana native claimed that Spaun used a hidden device, speculated to be a laser telemeter or an advanced GPS system hidden in its glove, to gain an unfair advantage in the trexerous green of the final day. Burns’ collapse of an advantage of 4 low to 4-over included a double expensive fogey on the 15th, which attributed to the “unfair advantage” of Spaun that interrupted the field approach.

Burns said he noticed “unusual precision” in the Tomas de Spaun, which suggests that technology provided real -time data on PIN locations and green slopes, prohibited under the rules of the USGA. “I saw him adjust his glove too often, it is not normal,” Burns added, feeding the speculation that Spaun made his way to the historic victory over Robert MacIntyre.

Fan Frentesi and Social Network Storm

The accusation sent shock waves through the golf community, with fans in X entering chaos. HASHTAG #SPAUNCHEAT tended in a matter of minutes, with supporters of Burns demanding immediate investigation, publishing: “If this is true, it strips its title now!” Others defended Spaun, calling the bitter grapes of Burns’s claims: “He is angry that he drowned, Spaun won!” Spaun’s final putt videos, analyzed the frame frame, flooded the platform, and some pointed out their glove as “suspicious evidence”, although no concrete evidence has emerged.

Spaun’s response and the silent of the USGA

J.J. Spaun, still enjoying his first important triumph, dismissed the accusations with a smile, saying: “Sam is upset, but let’s talk about golf, no conspiracy theories.” He denied using any illegal technology, insisting that his victory was pure skill. However, the USGA has not yet issued an official statement, leaving the world of golf in suspense. Experts suggest that the governing body is struggling to review the footage and perform surprise equipment controls, but no investigation has yet been confirmed.

Context and controversy

The United States Open of the 2025 was already tarnished by intense competition, with the Spaun’s helpless Rise that eclipses the end of Rory Mcilroy’s T-19 and the struggle of 4 on Scottie Scheffler. Burns’ leadership evaporated after a last day soaked in rain, and his outburst has changed the attention of sport to a possible scandal. Critics argue that Burns is diverting the guilt of their own mistakes, while others see their claims as a legitimate call for transparency in an era of progress of golf technology.

What follows?

As golf fans demand that it respond, the pressure increases the USGA to act. Will the Spanish title be contaminated by an investigation, or Burns’s accusations will be demonstrated without foundation? The saga promises to dominate the headlines, with the world of nervous golf for the next turn.

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