Dustin Johnson turns back the clock and enjoys a golden hour at the US Open to climb into contention

Just as quickly, he looked like the same sort of mystery he's been since leaving the PGA Tour four years ago. Four straight birdies over those four holes briefly put the captain of LIV Golf's Aces team in a tie for the lead at the U.S. Open. Then, a missed opportunity on the par-5 fifth and a sloppy three-putt for double-bogey on No. 6 dropped him four shots behind Wyndham Clark when the first round was suspended because of darkness.