Most of Moving Day at the U.S. Open was more like Shuffling Day, with players edging up or down a couple strokes over their Friday scores. But then, after sundown on the East Coast, the top of the leaderboard suddenly bunched up tight, setting up a Sunday that will feature both star power and chances of a lifetime.
Louis Oosthuizen, who's spent much of his career being in contention in majors but never closing since winning the 2010 Open Championship, hammered his way into a tie for the lead at -5 with an eagle on Torrey Pines' 18th hole.