Ten players who could win the U.S. Open
It wasn’t long ago when the U.S. Open was seen as somewhat predictable, writes Gary Van Sickle. With that in mind, he selects 10 players who could win this week.
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Seeing Was Believing: Ten years ago, Tiger Woods dominated the U.S. Open field at Pebble Beach
Ten years ago, everyone watched the U.S. Open in amazement as Tiger Woods delivered the most dominating performance in major championship history.
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Pebble Beach takes on a U.S. Open look
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PGA Confidential: Looking ahead to U.S. Open, St. Jude Classic recap
Is this the week Phil Mickelson will finally break through at the U.S. Open? Our experts debate this, Lee Westwood’s win in Memphis, Robert Garrigus’s collapse and more.
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Lefty’s Playground: With a record five second-place finishes, Mickelson looks for his first U.S. Open win at Pebble Beach
Five times a runner-up in the U.S. Open, Phil Mickelson returns to Pebble Beach, one of his favorite courses, with fond memories and riding a wave of confidence as he seeks the elusive title.
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U.S. Open Tee Times and Pairings
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Lee Westwood tunes up for U.S. Open with playoff win
Bring on Pebble Beach. Lee Westwood prevailed in a three-way playoff with Robert Karlsson and Robert Garrigus at the St. Jude Classic, after Garrigus made a stunning triple-bogey on the 18th hole. It was Westwood’s second PGA Tour win.
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Barnes hopes to atone for last-round falter in ‘09
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Pebble Beach has short history of great champs
The course is famous for its sheer beauty. Adding to its mystique is the World Hall of Fame champions Pebble produces in the U.S. Open. The four winners collectively own 202 victories on the U.S. PGA Tour and 41 majors.
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Mickelson gets best chance yet at No. 1
Masters champion Phil Mickelson has another chance to replace Tiger Woods at No. 1 in the world this week at the U.S. Open, and this might be his best chance yet.
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