Justin Thomas Had Epic Meltdown At U.S. Open On Friday

Oakmont Country Club is finally showing its teeth at the U.S. Open this Friday, and unfortunately for Justin Thomas, he's the course's first major victim. 

Coming into this week's major championship, Scottie Scheffler called Oakmont Country Club "probably the hardest golf course that we'll play." Bryson DeChambeau also spoke highly about this course and how it'll test every participant in the field. 

"I think everybody knows this is probably the toughest golf course in the world right now," DeChambeau said, via ESPN. "You have to hit the fairways, you have to hit greens, and you have to two-putt, worst-case scenario. When you've got those putts inside 10 feet, you've got to make them. It's a great test of golf."

Thomas, a two-time major champion, knew he'd have to make a serious move up the leaderboard this Friday in order to make the cut. After all, he finished the opening round at 6-over-par. 

While there's still time for Thomas to end this Friday's round on a high note, his performance on the par-5 12th hole may have sealed his fate.