Dustin Johnson was tied for the lead with Henrik Stenson at 5-under after the first round of the U.S. Open, and is playing with Adam Scott and Sergio Garcia again on Friday. Johnson has the power off the tee to turn Chambers Bay into his own personal playground, but can he continue to avoid the large number?Here's live coverage of theafternoon/evening's featured group:MORE: | | Hole 1Scott (-1) reached the newly-made par-5 in two and two-putted up the slope Magic Johnson Jersey for an opening birdie. Garcia (-1) was able to convert his birdie putt as well, but co-leader Johnson (-5) was unable to take advantage of his length and had to settle for par.Hole 2Johnson (-5) remained steady with a par after lagging his 40-foot birdie putt up for a tap in. Scott (E) ran into some trouble, and dropped the shot he picked up on the first. Garcia (-1) made par.Hole 3Johnson (-4) went from bunker-to-bunker on a par-3, which is never good, but made a tricky 6-footer to save his bogey. Scott (E) settled in for his first par of the day, and Garcia (-1) two-putted for another par.Hole Larry Nance Jr. Jersey 4After a nearly400-yard drive, Johnson (-5) hit a wedge to a couple of inches and picked up the shot he lost on the third hole. Scott (E) mi sed his 15-foot birdie putt after a monster drive of his own. Garcia (-1) hit a splendid bunker shot and tapped in for par.Hole 5Johnson (-5) hit his second shot into the greenside bunkerbut made a 12-footer for a scrambling par. Scott (E) two-putted for his third straight par.Garcia (E) mi sed a short par putt to fall back to level par.Hole 6Johnson (-5) is quickly mastering the bunkers at Chambers Bay. He picked up his second straight sand save for par. Scott (+1) mi sed a tricky downhill par putt and walked away with bogey. Garcia (E) two-putted for par.Hole 7Johnson (-6) crushed another drive and stuck a wedge to 3 feet, which he convertedfor birdie. Scott (+1) narrowly mi sed a lengthy putt from the back of the green, and tapped in for par. Garcia (+1) three-putted for bogey.Hole 8Surprisingly, Johnson's (-7) two-putt birdie on 8 was his first on a par-5 this week. He now has a two-shot lead.Scott (E) used the slope to get up and down for birdie from right of the green. Garcia (+2) made a me s of the hole and bogeyed.Hole 9Johnson (-6) mi sed a close-range par putt from out of the sandto drop a shotand make the turn in 1under. Scott (E) two-putted for par. Garcia (+2) made a nice, sweeping putt for par to regain some momentum Nick Young Jersey .Hole 10Johnson (-6), Scott (E) and Garcia (+2) all hit the fairway andtwo-putted for par.Hole 11Johnson (-7) drained a 25-footer for birdie after ripping his drive down the fairway. Scott (+1) found the heather twice on the hole, but still just mi sed his par putt. Garcia (+2) two-putted for par.Hole 12Scott (E) and Garcia (+1) drove the par-4 and two-putted for birdies. Johnson (-7) got unlucky off the tee and mi sed his difficult downhill birdie putt.Hole 13Johnson (-7) got up and down to save par on the difficult 13th. Scott (E) made par to remain level, and Garcia (+2) made bogey.Hole 14Johnson (-6)pulled his drive into the fairway bunkerbut was able to get it onto the green He then three-putted and dropped a shot. Garcia (+3) dropped another shot and is starting to flirt with the cut line. Scott (+1) bogeyed as well.Hole 15Johnson Jerry West Jersey (-6), Scott (+1) and Garcia (+3) all hit the green and were putting for birdie within20 feet, but none of them could convert.Hole 16Scott (E) blasted his tee shot down the hill and stuck a wedge to 10 feet. He made the birdie putt to get back to level par for the round.Johnson (-6) played it safe off the tee by hitting a driving iron, then hit Larry Nance Jersey his second shot to 15 feet. He mi sed the birdie puttbut tapped in for par. Garcia (+3) made a crucial par putt.Hole 17Johnson (-5) mi sed the green and left himself about 8 feet for par. He mi sed the putt on the low side and fell back into a three-way tie for the lead. Scott (+1) and Garcia (+4) both bogeyed as well.Hole 18Johnson (-4) limped his way into the clubhouse with bogeys on his last two holes, but he is still in contention heading into the weekend. Scott (+1) two-putted the final hole for par to shoot a 1-over 71. Garcia (+5) three-putted for bogey and will now need help making the cut.