The U.S. Open championship Trophy is up for grabs. The 125th annual U.S. Open, the third of four major championships of the calendar year, is set to tee off at theOakmont Country Clubin Oakmont, Pennsylvania, on Thursday. The Oakmont Country Club has previously hosted the U.S. Open a record nine times, dating back to 1927 and most recently in 2016. An American golfer has won the U.S. Open eight times out of the past 10 years.American Scottie Scheffleris a favorite to winthe 2025 U.S. Openafter coming off avictory at the 2025 PGA Championshipin May.Rory McIlroy, the 2025 Masters champion,and thereigning U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeauare also favorites entering the golf tournament. Here's everything you need to know about the U.S. Open champions: American Bryson DeChambeau won the 2024 U.S. Open, the second major title of his career, after besting Rory McIlroy by one stroke at Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. McIlroy had a two-stroke lead over DeChambeau with four holes remaining, but McIlroy bogeyed three of the final four holes to finish in second place. DeChambeau has fared pretty well at the U.S. Open. He also won the tournament in 2020. He's looking to become the first golfer to win back-to-back U.S. Open titles since Brooks Koepka in 2017 and 2018. Here's a list of the all-time U.S. Open champions, dating back to the inaugural tournament in 1895: *Won in playoff 2024: Bryson DeChambeau 2023: Wyndham Clark 2022: Matt Fitzpatrick 2021: Jon Rahm 2020: Bryson DeChambeau 2019: Gary Woodland 2018: Brooks Koepka 2017: Brooks Koepka 2016: Dustin Johnson 2015: Jordan Spieth 2014: Martin Kaymer 2013: Justin Rose 2012: Webb Simpson 2011: Rory McIlroy 2010: Graeme McDowell 2009: Lucas Glover 2008: Tiger Woods* 2007: Angel Cabrera 2006: Geoff Ogilvy 2005: Michael Campbell 2004: Retief Goosen 2003: Jim Furyk 2002: Tiger Woods 2001: Retief Goosen* 2000: Tiger Woods 1999: Payne Stewart 1998: Lee Janzen 1997: Ernie Els 1996: Steve Jones 1995: Corey Pavin 1994: Ernie Els* 1993: Lee Janzen 1992: Tom Kite 1991: Payne Stewart 1990: Hale Irwin* 1989: Curtis Strange 1988: Curtis Strange* 1987: Scott Simpson 1986: Raymond Floyd 1985: Andy North 1984: Fuzzy Zoeller* 1983: Larry Nelson 1982: Tom Watson 1981: David Graham 1980: Jack Nicklaus 1979: Hale Irwin 1978: Andy North 1977: Hubert Green 1976: Jerry Pate 1975: Lou Graham* 1974: Hale Irwin 1973: Johnny Miller 1972: Jack Nicklaus 1971: Lee Trevino* 1970: Tony Jacklin 1969: Orville Moody 1968: Lee Trevino 1967: Jack Nicklaus 1966: Billy Casper Jr.* 1965: Gary Player* 1964: Ken Venturi 1963: Julius Boros* 1962: Jack Nicklaus* 1961: Gene Littler 1960: Arnold Palmer 1959: Billy Casper Jr. 1958: Tommy Bolt 1957: Dick Mayer* 1956: Cary Middlecoff 1955: Jack Fleck* 1954: Ed Furgol 1953: Ben Hogan 1952: Julius Boros 1951: Ben Hogan 1950: Ben Hogan* 1949: Cary Middlecoff 1948: Ben Hogan 1947: Lew Worsham* 1946: Lloyd Mangrum* 1945:Canceled due to World War II 1944:Canceled due to World War II 1943:Canceled due to World War II 1942:Canceled due to World War II 1941: Craig Wood 1940: Lawson Little* 1939: Byron Nelson* 1938: Ralph Guldahl 1937: Ralph Guldahl 1936: Tony Manero 1935: Sam Parks Jr. 1934: Olin Dutra 1933: (a)-Johnny Goodman 1932: Gene Sarazen 1931: Billy Burke* 1930: (a)-Bob Jones 1929: (a)-Bob Jones* 1928: Johnny Farrell* 1927: Tommy Armour* 1926: (a)-Bob Jones 1925: William Macfarlane* 1924: Cyril Walker 1923: (a)-Bob Jones* 1922: Gene Sarazen 1921: James M. Barnes 1920: Edward Ray 1919: Walter Hagen 1918:Canceled due to World War I 1917:Canceled due to World War I 1916: (a)-Charles Evans Jr. 1915: (a)-Jerome D. Travers 1914: Walter Hagen 1913: (a)-Francis Ouimet* 1912: John J. McDermott 1911: John J. McDermott* 1910: Alex Smith* 1909: George Sargent 1908: Fred McLeod* 1907: Alex Ross* 1906: Alex Smith 1905: Willie Anderson 1904: Willie Anderson 1903: Willie Anderson* 1902: Laurence Auchterlonie 1901: Willie Anderson* 1900: Harry Vardon 1899: Willie Smith 1898: Fred Herd 1897: Joe Lloyd 1896: James Foulis 1895: Horace Rawlins The USA TODAY app gets you to the heart of the news — fast.Download for award-winning coverage, crosswords, audio storytelling, the eNewspaper and more. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Who won the U.S. Open in 2024? Bryson DeChambeau looks to repeat
