Tuesday 13 June 2017 17:51, UK
Relive the action from last year's US Open as Dustin Johnson ended his wait for a major title after a controversial final round at Oakmont.
Johnson birdied the last to close a final-round 68 and end the week five under par, only to be penalised by tournament officials for a moving ball at the fifth.
The USGA told the American he may be punished for his moving ball but it wouldn't be reviewed until after the round, with the winner eventually being handed a one-shot penalty to reduce the size of his victory.
Jim Furyk, Scott Piercy and Shane Lowry were Johnson's nearest challengers on one under, with Sergio Garcia and Branden Grace a further stroke adrift.
Starting the final day four shots clear, Lowry saved par at the first but opened the door for the chasing pack when his approach to the second spun off the back.
An eight-foot gain at the ninth saw Johnson post a front-nine 33 and reach the turn in the share of the lead, only to take the outright advantage when Lowry bogeyed the same hole.
Johnson then produced a majestic approach to the last and converted a birdie-three from six feet to complete a memorable victory.
Hit play on the video at the top of the page to see highlights of Dustin Johnson's victory at least year's US Open
