US Open Golf Live: Where to Catch Online Streaming of Last 18

The final round of the 112th US Open is here, and players like Jim Furyk, Graeme McDowell and Lee Westwood are hoping to grab the year's second major.

So, why miss it? It doesn't matter where are you, there's a wide variety of online options to be informed and here they are:

Live stream will be featured by the tournament's official website. It starts at 1 p.m. and ends at 10 p.m. ET. The stream will show holes No. 8 and 18, so there will be plenty of golf and not just from the morning or afternoon groups.

If you can't me glued to the computer, how does radio transmission sound? It is managed by ESPN, so you can count on great coverage. It goes from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET.

Another useful tool is the playtracker. You can follow every player on the field and get to know all the stats, from both the golfers and the course.

If none of these options suit you, download the iPhone or Android app, where you can check the live stream, stats, tweets, players' bios and a lot more!

How does the leader board look like?

Jim Furyk is one-under overall after shooting par to keep the lead. Graeme McDowell caught him after posting a 68, two-under. Both are close to winning their second US Open title.

Tiger Woods had a tough day in the office and his worst round so far. He had six bogeys and one birdie for a five-over 75, which resulted in a fall from first to a tie for 14th.

Lee Westwood had the lowest round of the day, with a three-under 67, which included birdies on No. 5, 7, 10, 11 and 18. He's tied for fourth.

Ernie Els also went under par and shot 68, for a two-over overall and a tie for fourth, three shots from the leaders. 

Notable pairings

Players	Time ET
Tiger Woods & Casey Wittenberg	16:50
Matt Kuchar & Martin Kaymer	17:00
Ernie Els & Blake Adams	17:50
Lee Westwood & Fredrik Jacobson	18:00
Jim Furyk & Graeme McDowell	18:10