At the halfway stage of the 125th US Open, it's Sam Burns who leads, with the American just one of three players under-par at Oakmont Country Club.
Sitting at three-under, Burns is searching for a first Major title of his career, but will have a number of players in pursuit, including multiple individuals from the LIV Golf League.
Koepka is searching for a sixth Major title and third US Open trophy
Following on from his two-under-par round 68 on Thursday, Brooks Koepka then produced a four-over-par 74 to sit two-over for the championship, five back of leader, Burns.
Looking to claim a third US Open title, Koepka is among the favorites going into the weekend, with Tyrrell Hatton and Carlos Ortiz one behind the American at three-over-par.
A number of big names made the cut at Oakmont and, included in that bracket is Jon Rahm, who endured a tough second round, carding a five-over-par 75.
Speaking after his day, the two-time Major winner was frustrated with his performance, stating: "I'm too annoyed and too mad right now to think about any perspective.
"Very frustrated. Very few rounds of golf I played in my life where I think I hit good putts and they didn't sniff the hole, so it's frustrating."
Rahm sits seven shots off the lead going into the weekend
Making the cut alongside his fellow LIV players was Ripper GC's Marc Leishman, who finished six-over-par, while Patrick Reed also managed to scrape in on the seven-over-par cutline number.
In terms of those who missed the cut at Oakmont included Phil Mickelson, who hinted this week's championship could be his last US Open. The six-time Major winner finished eight-over-par alongside Cameron Smith.
Below those big names included Jinichiro Kozuma and the surprising trio of Dustin Johnson, Joaquin Niemann and defending US Open champion, Bryson DeChambeau, who slumped to a seven-over-par round of 77 on Friday.
Rounding out the final LIV Golfers was Jose Luis Ballester at 12-over-par, while Richard Bland had a day to forget with a 12-over 82.
Check out the full LIV Golf leaderboard below:
LIV Golf Leaderboard At The 2025 US Open
US Open Cut: +7
- +2 Brooks Koepka
- +3 Tyrrell Hatton
- +3 Carlos Ortiz
- +4 Jon Rahm
- +6 Marc Leishman
- +7 Patrick Reed
- +8 Cameron Smith (MC)
- +8 Phil Mickelson (MC)
- +9 Jinichiro Kozuma (MC)
- +10 Dustin Johnson (MC)
- +10 Bryson DeChambeau (MC)
- +10 Joaquin Niemann (MC)
- +12 Jose Luis Ballester (MC)
- +18 Richard Bland (MC)
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