Dustin Johnson's history of major frustrations

Johnson led by 3 shots after 54 holes at Pebble Beach. But a triple-bogey on the 2nd hole of the final round set the stage for a closing 82.

Johnson took the lead to the final hole but suffered a 2-stroke penalty for grounding his club in a bunker. He missed a playoff and finished fifth.

In the hunt in the final round, Johnson made double bogey on the 14th hole after hitting his second shot out of bounds. He finished tied for second.

Johnson had an eagle putt on the final hole to win the tournament. Instead, he three-putted, and Jordan Spieth won his second straight major.

Johnson led by a stroke after 36 holes at St. Andrews, but consecutive 75s dropped him to a tie for 49th.

Johnson led after a first-round 66 but followed with a 1-over par 77 in the second round. He shot 68-69 over the weekend and tied for seventh.

Johnson hanged around the top 10 much of the tournament and tied for fourth after a final-round 71.