Key Hole at the US Open

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PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) — A glance at the key hole Saturday at the U.S. Open:

HOLE: No. 4

YARDAGE: 529

PAR: 4

STROKE AVERAGE: 4.34

RANK: 6th

KEY FACTS: Leader Martin Kaymer stayed away from a big number after driving into a sandy patch washed out by rain. He took a one-stroke penalty for an unplayable lie, punched back into the fairway, and got up-and-down from 165 yards away for a bogey 5 that could have been much worse.