The course at The Country Club emerged as the biggest victor on moving day of the 2022 U.S. Open.Only seven golfers scored under par and only 10 had as good a score as even. Collin Morikawa, the 36-hole co-leader, endured a horrific 7-over round that put him at 2 over for the tournament and likely took him out of contention.MORE: Will Zalatoris (3-under 67) and Matt Fitzpatrick (2-under 68) will tee off last on Sunday, co-leaders at 4 under. Whether they remain among the leaders remains to be seen, as Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler and more will try to make them sweat it out.Check out the biggest highlights and moving day moves from Saturday's Round 3:U.S. Open leaderboard 2022RankPlayer (country)Score (hole)T-1.Will Zalatoris (USA)-4 (F)T-1.Matt Fitzpatrick (ENG)-4 (F)3.Jon Rahm (ESP)-3 (F)T-4.Keegan Bradley (USA)-2 (F)T-4.Adam Hadwin (CAN)-2 (F)T-4.Scottie Scheffler (USA)-2 (F)T-7.Sam Burns (USA)-1 (F)T-7.Rory McIlroy (NIR)-1 (F)T-7.Joel Dahmen (USA)-1 (F)Click here for the entire 2022 U.S. Open leaderboardU.S. Open live updates, highlights from Saturday's Round 3(All times Eastern)8:08 p.m.: That'll do it for moving day. Round 4 figures to be wild.7:53 p.m.: Bruce Bochy Jersey And that's exactly how it ends for Rahm: a double bogey to fall to 3 under. Silver lining, that's just one shot off the lead heading into Round 4.7:51 p.m.: From disaster to calamity. Rahm goes from one bunker to the next, needing a miracle to save par. Best-case scenario is an up-and-down bogey. More than likely looking at a double bogey to end the day.7:50 p.m.: Disaster for Rahm, whose shot on the ball hits the face of that steep-facing incline. He'll need an up-and-down just to save par. U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 7:49 p.m.: Rahm's plans have taken a slight detour into the bunker. That's going to be a nervous finish, but par is still on the table.7:37 p.m.: Rahm takes the outright lead on Hole 17. Setting himself up to take at least a one-stroke lead into the final round.The lead is 1Defending champ is back in front Andrew McCutchen Jersey . U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 7:04 p.m.: Fitzpatrick bogeys on his last hole to lose the outright lead. He and Zalatoris should be the last to tee off in Round 4.6:49 p.m.: And Fitzpatrick sinks it from 6 feet out, his third birdie in the last four holes. He's the outright leader at 5 under and tied for the lowest score this round (3 under).Your outright leader at the = U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 6:47 p.m.: Fitzpatrick has set himself up to take the outright lead on Hole 17. Would be a ma sive get.6:33 p.m.: And there's a bogey for Morikawa, who started the day with a tie for first at 5 under. He's 4 over for the round.6:31 p.m.: Meanwhile, Fitzpatrick is now tied for first with Zalatoris after birdies on 14 and 15.He's won here before. moves to the top of the board. U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 6:30 p.m.: Scheffler's shellshocked. That's his third straight bogey (following a double on 11). That's five strokes lost, and he's now 1 under.6:04 p.m.: And now here comes Matt Fitzpatrick with a walk-in birdie on Hole 14 to get to e under and a shot of Zalatoris.6 p.m.: Hell of a bunker shot from Zalatoris, especially with that incline. He has a 4-footer to save par.5:59 p.m.: Keegan Bradley making things interesting as well.Giving the fans what they want! is right in the mix. U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 5:55 p.m.: Great time for a birdie from McIlroy Will Smith Jersey , who is now two shots off the lead with nearly the entire back nine still left to play.Rory's first birdie of the day is a big one! He's two back at Brookline. U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 5:57 p.m.: Zalatoris' shot from the grandstands is met with raucous applause, until it hits the bunker. He'll have that for an up-and-down par to maintain the lead.5:50 p.m.: Zalatoris' tee on 18 is in the grandstands.5:45 p.m.: Scheffler loses another stroke on Hole 12 after barely saving par from the fringe. That's a double bogey and bogey on consecutive holes and he's tied for second at 3 under.5:30 p.m.: Scheffler's bogey attempt just mi ses the hole pin-high. That's a double bogey to move him into a tie for the lead at 4 under.5:28 p.m.: And now Scheffler has to chip in from the rough for par ... his attempt rolls roughly 15 feet past its mark.5:25 p.m.: Rahm, somehow, loses only one stroke after his disastrous tree shot. Thank goodne s for par-5 holes.5:20 p.m.: Scheffler manages to save par on 10 after wedging out of the bunker.5:17 p.m.: Chaos at the top of the leaderboard. Morikawa double-bogeys to fall two under; Scheffler is in the bunker; and Rahm's ball is nestled comfortably among some tree roots. Pic related: U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 5:05 Deion Sanders Jersey p.m.: Rahm hits his first birdie of the day on Hole 7, getting back to even for the round and tied for second at 4 under.5:03 p.m.: Scheffler is on one, darn near hitting another eagle on Hole 9 but settling instead for the tap-in birdie.4:50 p.m.: Morikawa gets one back on Hole 5 to hold second place at 5 under.That's what you call an bounceback. follows up his bogey with a birdie to get back to 5 under. U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 4:43 p.m.: SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER WITH THE DOWNTOWN EAGLE FOR THE OUTRIGHT LEAD!Scottie Scheffler! Solo leader! U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 4:41 p.m.: Morikawa needs to get things under control. His tee off Hole 5 goes far right and hits the tall gra s on the ridge.4:38 p.m.: There is now a four-way tie for the lead after Patrick Rodgers chips out of the fringe for an incredible eagle on Hole 8.It's a four-way tie at the top! makes eagle at 8. U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) 4:35 p.m.: Morikawa centers it! Incredible save keeps Morikawa atop the leaderboard even with the lost stroke.4:33 p.m.: Morikawa is having a rough go on Hole 4. He just chipped out of the fringe for a par attempt and will have a 15-foot look for bogey. He stands to lose the outright lead.4:24 p.m.: Wise's tee on Hole 4 hits the front-left Hunter Pence Jersey bunker. Could be problematic if he can't scramble for the up-and-down par.4:21 p.m.: Morikawa has been forced into relatively easy pars after barely mi sing birdie attempts each of the last two holes. He remains atop the leaderboard, but will those near mi ses come back to bite him?4:15 p.m.: Aaron Wise hits an 8-footer for birdie to take ove