U.S. Open 2003: how to win the U.S. Open

Article Abstract:

The prototypical U.S. Open champion, except for Tiger Woods, has been a medium hitter with a game that is well-rounded--someone along the lines of a Lee Janzen or Payne Stewart. The article offers statistics of the past ten U.S. Open champions, including number of greens hit, scrambling, fairways hit and putts.

United States, Golf tournaments

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Congressional record: the U.S. Open returns to the nation's capital for the first time in more than 30 years

Article Abstract:

The design of the Congressional Golf Club's course does not please everyone, even some legislators are grousing. However the USGA has the final say on the courses. Various arguments about the design over the years are discussed as well as Ken Venturi's 1964 US Open win there in spite of record heat.

Standards, Design and construction, Competitions, Golf, Golf courses, United States Golf Association, Venturi, Ken

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The U.S. Open awards

Article Abstract:

The year 2000 marks 100 years of US Opens and a selection of achievements are examined. Those who played well and those who performed badly are discussed as well as those who have made more unusual contributions.

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