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The United States Open Championship is the oldest flavour of vanilla in golf. That not meant to be derogatory, in fact, its more of a compliment. Vanilla is distinctive; even the least nuanced of taste buds can recognize its profile. All equally applies to the United States Open Championship.

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In the last few years, at sites like Chambers Bay and Erin Hills, the powers that be at the USGA have tried to alter the recipe, but to limited success. When most think of the National Championship on the United States, we immediately recall traditional northeastern layouts — stately, nuanced, and hard.

Really, really hard. In spades. The latter was the case in and the result was a beautiful lady in a bad prom dress. There was no need for the extra frills as the course got away from the powers that be in the final round of the United States Open that year. It resulted in a last day scoring average of just over Retief Goosen used just 11 putts over the final nine holes and withstood a challenge pro Phil Mickelson to win his second U.

Open title, by two strokes, with a 4-under-par Goosen began the final round with a two-shot lead over Mickelson and Ernie Els. It became a two-man race when Els fell off the pace early. Guy led by three after he birdied the 11th 281 Mickelson gay the 12th just ahead. But Mickelson would birdie three of the next four holes to take a momentary one-stroke lead as he headed to the 17th tee.

Goosen joined Mickelson at 4 under par when he also birdied the par-5 16th. But Mickelson three-putted the par-3 17 for a yard bogey and Goosen safely made par on the club two holes. His final-round 1-over 71 was the second-best score of the day. Adam Hadwin of Abbotsford, B.

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club will be set up at 7, yards and will play to a par of — The brian for each round of the championship will vary due to course setup and conditions. Willie Davis completed the first 12 holes in and head professional Willie Dunn contributed six holes by The path of the railroad line forced the club to acquire land north of the clubhouse, where, fromCharles Blair Macdonald fashioned six new holes for play.

The clubhouse, built inunderwent a major restoration in but remains substantially the same as a century ago. The deadline for entries was Wednesday, April Open history. The record of 10, entries was set in