The U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills is starting with significant weather-related disruption. Multiple outlets report that play begins slowly due to fog conditions over the course. According to coverage from the Winnipeg Free Press and The Independent, the tournament’s opening period is affected early on, with the event stopping shortly after it begins. The Independent specifies that the U.S. Open stops just 30 minutes after it starts, while both reports characterize the start as slow and foggy. While details on the exact timing of subsequent delays or when play resumes are not included in the provided text, the consistent account across sources is that fog limits visibility and prompts an early halt. The reports frame the disruption as part of managing course and safety conditions at the start of the competition.