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2014 U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying TODAY.
Players who survive, or are exempt from, local qualifying will convene in this second and final stage for U.S. Open hopefuls.
This year there are 12 sectional sites – 10 in the U.S., one in England, and one in Japan.
The international qualifiers take place on May 26, while the U.S. qualifiers are on June 2.
Played over 36 holes in one day, sectional qualifying is a test of skill and endurance, with only a handful of available spots at each site –
the number of qualifying spots is determined by the quality and quantity of the field at each location.
LATEST SCORES
http://www.usopen.com/en_US/news/qualifying/dashboard.html
See Paul Casey leading at -6 after first round in Columbus.
Others in contention for a place include Justin Leonard -4. Alex Cejka leads at -6 in California.
TOP 60 are in from the OWGR
http://www.owgr.com/ranking
2014 U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying TODAY.
Players who survive, or are exempt from, local qualifying will convene in this second and final stage for U.S. Open hopefuls.
This year there are 12 sectional sites – 10 in the U.S., one in England, and one in Japan.
The international qualifiers take place on May 26, while the U.S. qualifiers are on June 2.
Played over 36 holes in one day, sectional qualifying is a test of skill and endurance, with only a handful of available spots at each site –
the number of qualifying spots is determined by the quality and quantity of the field at each location.
LATEST SCORES
http://www.usopen.com/en_US/news/qualifying/dashboard.html
See Paul Casey leading at -6 after first round in Columbus.
Others in contention for a place include Justin Leonard -4. Alex Cejka leads at -6 in California.
TOP 60 are in from the OWGR
http://www.owgr.com/ranking
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http://www.usopen.com/en_US/news/qualifying/sectional/r_201304171366227721940.html
Lots of big names not going to make it here.
Lots of big names not going to make it here.
http://www.usopen.com/en_US/news/qualifying/sectional/r_201304171366227862405.html
And some more like KJ CHoi, Sang-Moon Bae, Martin Laird & David Duval have not qualified.
And some more like KJ CHoi, Sang-Moon Bae, Martin Laird & David Duval have not qualified.
The odds may seem long, but players who earn their way into the U.S. Open field via sectional qualifying have gone on to win the championship throughout its history, most recently Lucas Glover in 2009.
Michael Campbell, the champion the last time the U.S. Open was held at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club in 2005, also earned his way into the field that year via qualifying.
Michael Campbell, the champion the last time the U.S. Open was held at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club in 2005, also earned his way into the field that year via qualifying.
Scott Langley has gained entry into next week's U.S. Open.
The lefty filled one of the two openings created with withdrawals today.
Thomas Bjorn has withdrawn from next week's U.S. Open suffering from neck and shoulder injuries.
Richard Sterne has also withdrawn due to continued recovery from hip surgery.
The lefty filled one of the two openings created with withdrawals today.
Thomas Bjorn has withdrawn from next week's U.S. Open suffering from neck and shoulder injuries.
Richard Sterne has also withdrawn due to continued recovery from hip surgery.
No player has ever won the week before the U.S. Open, and then win the U.S. Open.
Only eight players in history have won the week before claiming a major championship:
Byron Nelson: 1945 Chicago Open; PGA
Ben Hogan: 1946 Winnipeg Open; PGA
Sam Snead: 1949 GGO; Masters
Art Wall: 1959 Azalea Open; Masters
Lee Trevino: 1971 Canadian Open; The Open Championship
Sandy Lyle: 1988 GGO; Masters
Phil Mickelson: 2006 Bell South; Masters
Tiger Woods: 2007 WGC-BI; PGA
Phil Mickelson: 2013 Scottish Open; The Open Championship
Only eight players in history have won the week before claiming a major championship:
Byron Nelson: 1945 Chicago Open; PGA
Ben Hogan: 1946 Winnipeg Open; PGA
Sam Snead: 1949 GGO; Masters
Art Wall: 1959 Azalea Open; Masters
Lee Trevino: 1971 Canadian Open; The Open Championship
Sandy Lyle: 1988 GGO; Masters
Phil Mickelson: 2006 Bell South; Masters
Tiger Woods: 2007 WGC-BI; PGA
Phil Mickelson: 2013 Scottish Open; The Open Championship
Notable WD's (just for the record from the St Jude this week)
Matt Kuchar ... He was a late entry, but has elected to take his first week off in the last five - (to prepare for the US Open no doubt).
Kevin Na ... His playoff loss at Muirfield Village came with a perk. He vaulted 30 spots to 40th in the Official World Golf Ranking and will officially qualify for the U.S. Open when the next update is used to help fill the field. The top 60 in the OWGR at the conclusion of this weekend will gain entry.
Seung-yul Noh ... Withdrew after sharing medalist honors at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Columbus, Ohio. His 36-hole effort included a hole-in-one.
Charley Hoffman ... Failed to qualify for the U.S. Open at the Columbus, Ohio, sectional, so he'll take two weeks off.
Victor Dubuisson ... Returned to action following a shoulder injury (tendon) and promptly lost in a playoff at the Nordea Masters. Gamers are still trying to wrap their heads around what to expect short- and long-term, but to excel so quickly after taking four weeks off is reason to remain excited.
Erik Compton ... Headed to the U.S. Open via the sectional qualifier in Columbus, Ohio.
Matt Kuchar ... He was a late entry, but has elected to take his first week off in the last five - (to prepare for the US Open no doubt).
Kevin Na ... His playoff loss at Muirfield Village came with a perk. He vaulted 30 spots to 40th in the Official World Golf Ranking and will officially qualify for the U.S. Open when the next update is used to help fill the field. The top 60 in the OWGR at the conclusion of this weekend will gain entry.
Seung-yul Noh ... Withdrew after sharing medalist honors at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Columbus, Ohio. His 36-hole effort included a hole-in-one.
Charley Hoffman ... Failed to qualify for the U.S. Open at the Columbus, Ohio, sectional, so he'll take two weeks off.
Victor Dubuisson ... Returned to action following a shoulder injury (tendon) and promptly lost in a playoff at the Nordea Masters. Gamers are still trying to wrap their heads around what to expect short- and long-term, but to excel so quickly after taking four weeks off is reason to remain excited.
Erik Compton ... Headed to the U.S. Open via the sectional qualifier in Columbus, Ohio.
Just two firms offering 6 PLACES Betting atm (Totesport & Betfreddie)
Current Betting......
Rory McIlroy 10
Adam Scott 12
Phil Mickelson 18
Bubba Watson 22
Justin Rose 25
Henrik Stenson 28
Matt Kuchar 28
Jordan Spieth 28
Jason Day 33
Sergio Garcia 33
Lee Westwood 33
DustBIN Johnson 40's with Stan Jimmy (33's generally)
Kaymer, Donald & Furyk 40's
50's bar
Laddies and P.Poor 6 PLACES (at last they took the hint)
SPOILS obviously NOT into the Golf Markets
Rory McIlroy 10
Adam Scott 12
Phil Mickelson 18
Bubba Watson 22
Justin Rose 25
Henrik Stenson 28
Matt Kuchar 28
Jordan Spieth 28
Jason Day 33
Sergio Garcia 33
Lee Westwood 33
DustBIN Johnson 40's with Stan Jimmy (33's generally)
Kaymer, Donald & Furyk 40's
50's bar
Laddies and P.Poor 6 PLACES (at last they took the hint)
SPOILS obviously NOT into the Golf Markets
both laddies and paddy poor are offering the 1st 6 places
both laddies and paddy poor are offering the 1st 6 places
Bookies prices all very poor at moment. Hopefully they stick their head above the water tomorrow. Boyles still advertising 5 places. Surely 6 is a minimum for any firm wishing to take more than a handful of small bets. Some couple of weeks of sport coming!
I agree Callit , ihad a look at the u.s.open course and there is lots of sand about my first impression is you got to be straight of the tee. i look forward to the the early thoughts from you and others on one of the best forums around. good luck lads.
Seems rough will not be as deep as in other years Frank. Instead the courses defences seem to be built around the 'upturned saucer' greens. Though if the weather is as bad as suggested, the greens may be soft enough that more long irons than they would want, will hold the greens. Though I still doubt they will let anything or anyone conjure up a score anywhere near as low as Rory did when winning.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/southern-pines-nc/28387/daily-weather-forecast/339862
Maybe another week where the weather plays a part with some thunderstorms forecast all week.
Maybe another week where the weather plays a part with some thunderstorms forecast all week.
This is nt the normal Us Open course for those playin on name - a lot has been changed and its gonna pay to be very long off the tee(would nt worry about accuracy) and a decent touch around the greens, fairways v wide with v little rough
Things changed are
Increase fairway widths Fairways were widened by as much as 50%, offering more strategic options in playing holes from tee to green.
Removal of rough All rough was eliminated, establishing two heights of grass: greens and everything else.
Reintroduction of natural areas 35 acres of irrigated turf were removed, restoring natural areas of sand, wire grass, pine straw and a variety of native grasses.
Turf maintenance 650 irrigation heads were eliminated, and the centerline irrigation was restored.
Wiregrass More than 200,000 plants were added
Overseeding Eliminated during the winter months, allowing for firm, fast conditions throughout the year
Increased length Thirteen new tees were added to the championship course, increasing the total championship length by more than 300 yards, to 7,565 from 7,214.
Bunker modifications Several bunkers were restored, eliminated or reshaped based on aerial images of the course from the 1940s, and bunkers were edged to create rustic appearance
Greens Only two (15 and 17) were modified slightly to increase hole locations.
Cart paths Relocated and concrete removed.
Things changed are
Increase fairway widths Fairways were widened by as much as 50%, offering more strategic options in playing holes from tee to green.
Removal of rough All rough was eliminated, establishing two heights of grass: greens and everything else.
Reintroduction of natural areas 35 acres of irrigated turf were removed, restoring natural areas of sand, wire grass, pine straw and a variety of native grasses.
Turf maintenance 650 irrigation heads were eliminated, and the centerline irrigation was restored.
Wiregrass More than 200,000 plants were added
Overseeding Eliminated during the winter months, allowing for firm, fast conditions throughout the year
Increased length Thirteen new tees were added to the championship course, increasing the total championship length by more than 300 yards, to 7,565 from 7,214.
Bunker modifications Several bunkers were restored, eliminated or reshaped based on aerial images of the course from the 1940s, and bunkers were edged to create rustic appearance
Greens Only two (15 and 17) were modified slightly to increase hole locations.
Cart paths Relocated and concrete removed.
nice post b.j.b. i will be keeping a eye on the f/cast from tuesday onward . luck could play a big part [tee times could be causal] i might hold fire until then.
Sry lads , that should read[tee times could be crucial] 
I see Boyles are giving money back if your player comes 2nd or 3rd [including ties] not bad if you back win only]
BOYLES only 5 places = bet on golf somewhere else please !
Frank - Applies to win singles & win part of e/w singles only (100 max).
i.e. stake back if 2nd/3rd, if 4th or 5th you get e/w part of your bet.
Spoils = Best price on only two of the top 20 players ffs = 'bout as useful as.......
i.e. stake back if 2nd/3rd, if 4th or 5th you get e/w part of your bet.
Spoils = Best price on only two of the top 20 players ffs = 'bout as useful as.......
Five Additional Players Earn U.S. Open Spots Monday, June 9, 2014 By USGA
Two additional players have earned full exemptions into the Championship, bringing the number of fully exempt players to 74.
Additionally, three alternates from sectional qualifying were added to complete the 156-player field.
Kevin Na is ranked No. 40, is making his fourth U.S. Open appearance
- recorded his best Open finish in 2012 when he tied for 29th at The Olympic Club -
- recently finished second at the PGA Tour’s Memorial Tournament and has five top-10 finishes this season.
Bernd Wiesberger, who is No. 60 in the OWGR, is playing in his first U.S. Open.
The 28-year-old from Austria finished second at the Lyoness Open last week and moved up nine spots in the ranking.
He lost in a playoff to Mikael Lundberg on the first extra hole.
The USGA held five spots in the field for those players who could potentially qualify by being in the current top 60 of the OWGR.
Since Na and Wiesberger were the only players to earn an exemption, three alternates from sectional qualifying were added to the field.
They are Craig Barlow and amateurs Cameron Wilson and Brandon McIver.
Barlow was the first alternate from the Daly City, Calif., sectional.
He will play in his sixth U.S. Open.
His best finish was a tie for 26th at Winged Foot Golf Club in 2006.
Barlow also played in the 2005 Open at Pinehurst No. 2.
Wilson, the 2014 NCAA Division I individual champion, was the first alternate from the Purchase, N.Y., sectional.
He made a birdie putt on the sixth playoff hole in qualifying to earn the spot.
Wilson, who earned first-team All-America honors at Stanford University this year, is playing in his second U.S. Open
(he missed the cut in 2012 at The Olympic Club).
McIver, a rising junior at the University of Oregon, was the first alternate from the Creswell, Ore., sectional.
He is playing in his first Open.
Pablo Larrazabal is still in the field (was 60th last week). George Coetzee, & Matteo Manassero just miss out.
Two additional players have earned full exemptions into the Championship, bringing the number of fully exempt players to 74.
Additionally, three alternates from sectional qualifying were added to complete the 156-player field.
Kevin Na is ranked No. 40, is making his fourth U.S. Open appearance
- recorded his best Open finish in 2012 when he tied for 29th at The Olympic Club -
- recently finished second at the PGA Tour’s Memorial Tournament and has five top-10 finishes this season.
Bernd Wiesberger, who is No. 60 in the OWGR, is playing in his first U.S. Open.
The 28-year-old from Austria finished second at the Lyoness Open last week and moved up nine spots in the ranking.
He lost in a playoff to Mikael Lundberg on the first extra hole.
The USGA held five spots in the field for those players who could potentially qualify by being in the current top 60 of the OWGR.
Since Na and Wiesberger were the only players to earn an exemption, three alternates from sectional qualifying were added to the field.
They are Craig Barlow and amateurs Cameron Wilson and Brandon McIver.
Barlow was the first alternate from the Daly City, Calif., sectional.
He will play in his sixth U.S. Open.
His best finish was a tie for 26th at Winged Foot Golf Club in 2006.
Barlow also played in the 2005 Open at Pinehurst No. 2.
Wilson, the 2014 NCAA Division I individual champion, was the first alternate from the Purchase, N.Y., sectional.
He made a birdie putt on the sixth playoff hole in qualifying to earn the spot.
Wilson, who earned first-team All-America honors at Stanford University this year, is playing in his second U.S. Open
(he missed the cut in 2012 at The Olympic Club).
McIver, a rising junior at the University of Oregon, was the first alternate from the Creswell, Ore., sectional.
He is playing in his first Open.
Pablo Larrazabal is still in the field (was 60th last week). George Coetzee, & Matteo Manassero just miss out.
AND THERE OFF...
Phil Mickelson's quest for the career Grand Slam has begun !
Live stream his opening round: http://pgat.us/6016cWin pic.twitter.com/n847PXgTyJ
Phil Mickelson's quest for the career Grand Slam has begun !
Live stream his opening round: http://pgat.us/6016cWin pic.twitter.com/n847PXgTyJ
IRISH TEE TIMES for later.
| 13:13 | Billy Horschel (13/10) | Robert Allenby (12/5) | Billy Hurley III (11/4) |
| 13:13 | Jordan Spieth (6/4) | Hideki Matsuyama (15/8) | Rickie Fowler (11/4) |
| 13:24 | Aaron Baddeley (11/10) | Oliver Goss (5/2) | Aron Price (3) |
| 13:24 | Jeff Maggert (13/8) | Kenny Perry (7/4) | Kevin Sutherland (3) |
| 13:35 | Justin Thomas (6/4) | Tom Lewis (13/8) | Craig Barlow (4) |
| 13:35 | Maximillian Kieffer (15/8) | Shiv Kapur (2) | Wen-Chong Liang (2) |
| 13:46 | Robby Shelton (6/4) | Brady Watt (7/4) | Matt Dobyns (3) |
| 13:46 | Smylie Kaufman (13/8) | Brandon McIver (2) | Maverick McNealy (2) |
| 13:57 | Anthony Broussard (13/8) | Nicholas Lindheim (28/17) | Will Grimmer (11/4) |
| 13:57 | Brian Campbell (17/10) | Clayton Rask (21/10) | Nicholas Mason (9/4) |
| 17:30 | Alex Cejka (6/4) | Graeme Storm (21/10) | David Oh (5/2) |
| 17:30 | Garth Mulroy (6/4) | Bobby Gates (9/4) | Steven Alker (9/4) |
| 17:41 | Hudson Swafford (5/4) | Niclas Fasth (9/4) | Kiyoshi Miyazato (5/2) |
| 17:41 | Oliver Fisher (28/17) | Casey Wittenberg (7/4) | Andres Echavarria (28/11) |
| 17:52 | Mark Wilson (17/10) | Ken Duke (19/10) | Joe Ogilvie (5/2) |
| 17:52 | John Senden (6/4) | Brooks Koepka (9/4) | Nicolas Colsaerts (5/2) |
| 18:03 | Dustin Johnson (6/4) | Jimmy Walker (7/4) | Victor Dubuisson (12/5) |
| 18:03 | Jim Furyk (13/8) | Steve Stricker (7/4) | Bill Haas (23/10) |
| 18:14 | Kevin Stadler (15/8) | Brendon De Jonge (2) | Shane Lowry (2) |
| 18:14 | Stewart Cink (11/8) | Justin Leonard (7/4) | Y-E Yang (11/4) |
| 18:25 | Adam Scott (7/5) | Bubba Watson (17/10) | Charl Schwartzel (3) |
| 18:25 | Luke Donald (6/4) | Harris English (2) | Paul Casey (21/10) |
| 18:36 | Louis Oosthuizen (11/8) | Ernie Els (6/4) | Darren Clarke (9/2) |
| 18:36 | Gary Woodland (17/10) | Graham Delaet (7/4) | JB Holmes (21/10) |
| 18:47 | Martin Kaymer (17/10) | Jason Dufner (9/5) | Keegan Bradley (2) |
| 18:47 | Retief Goosen (7/5) | Geoff Ogilvy (7/4) | Lucas Glover (11/4) |
| 18:58 | Bernd Wiesberger (6/5) | Hyung-Sung Kim (12/5) | Toru Taniguchi (16/5) |
| 18:58 | Hunter Mahan (13/8) | Francesco Molinari (19/10) | Jamie Donaldson (2) |
| 19:09 | Bo Van Pelt (7/4) | Seung-Yul Noh (2) | Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (21/10) |
| 19:09 | Ryan Palmer (5/4) | Kevin Streelman (7/4) | Rod Pampling (10/3) |
| 19:20 | Ryan Blaum (13/8) | Azuma Yano (2) | David Gossett (9/4) |
| 19:20 | Luke Guthrie (6/4) | Danny Willett (7/4) | Cory Whitsett (3) |
| 19:31 | Jim Renner (7/4) | Chris Doak (24/13) | Kevin Tway (2) |
| 19:31 | Fran Quinn (28/17) | Donald Constable (2) | Simon Griffiths (2) |
| 19:42 | Chris Thompson (9/5) | Andrew Dorn (19/10) | Cody Gribble (9/4) |
| 19:42 | Hunter Stewart (6/4) | Zac Blair (15/8) | Jason Millard (2) |
| 19:42 | Hunter Stewart (7/4) | Zac Blair (2) | Sam Love (9/4) |
17 players have won The Open and the US Open inc. Ernie Els.
Alex Cejka @ 2.30
Dustin Johnson @ 2.40
Shane Lowry @ 2.70
Adam Scott @ 2.35
Luke Donald @ 2.40
Louis Oosthuizen @ 2.25
JB Holmes @ 3.00
Martin Kaymer @ 2.62
Hyung-Sung Kim @ 3.10
Hunter Mahan @ 2.50
Seung-yul Noh @ 2.80
Kevin Streelman @ 2.50
Cory Whitsett @ 3.50
David Gossett @ 3.00
Dustin Johnson @ 2.40
Shane Lowry @ 2.70
Adam Scott @ 2.35
Luke Donald @ 2.40
Louis Oosthuizen @ 2.25
JB Holmes @ 3.00
Martin Kaymer @ 2.62
Hyung-Sung Kim @ 3.10
Hunter Mahan @ 2.50
Seung-yul Noh @ 2.80
Kevin Streelman @ 2.50
Cory Whitsett @ 3.50
David Gossett @ 3.00
WORLD TOP 10.....will the cream rise to the TOP ?
Adam Scott
Henrik Stenson
Bubba Watson
Tiger Woods
Matt Kuchar
Rory McIlroy
Jason Day
Sergio Garcia
Justin Rose
Jordan Spieth
Adam Scott
Henrik Stenson
Bubba Watson
Tiger Woods
Matt Kuchar
Rory McIlroy
Jason Day
Sergio Garcia
Justin Rose
Jordan Spieth
As Fluff heads to the first tee with Furyk, reminder:
He'll also be sticking around to caddy for Lydia Ko at Pinehurst next week.
That's right, the wily veteran could potentially be on the bag for back-to-back US Open champions for the first time ever.
A move Callaway are calling The Double Fluff.
He'll also be sticking around to caddy for Lydia Ko at Pinehurst next week.
That's right, the wily veteran could potentially be on the bag for back-to-back US Open champions for the first time ever.
A move Callaway are calling The Double Fluff.
78 players at +1 or better (all players out now).
TIME TO SAY GOOD BYE to.....
Billy Horsh8te +5
Lee Westwood +5
Nick Watney +6
Ryan Moore +6
Jonas BLIXT +7
Will Grimmer (a) +7
DA Points +7
Robert Allenby +9
ROSE +2, Jason DAY and SERGIO +3 will need a good night's sleep to come out firing in the morning !!!
TIME TO SAY GOOD BYE to.....
Billy Horsh8te +5
Lee Westwood +5
Nick Watney +6
Ryan Moore +6
Jonas BLIXT +7
Will Grimmer (a) +7
DA Points +7
Robert Allenby +9
ROSE +2, Jason DAY and SERGIO +3 will need a good night's sleep to come out firing in the morning !!!
WD Martin Kaymer in with 65 -
the lowest score at Pinehurst during the 3 years the club has hosted the US Open ('99, '05, '14).
the lowest score at Pinehurst during the 3 years the club has hosted the US Open ('99, '05, '14).
IRISH TEE TIMES..........Pick 6 3ball WINNERS........(Prizes tba later).
| 11:45 | Alex Cejka (6/4) | Graeme Storm (23/10) | David Oh (3) |
| 11:45 | Garth Mulroy (13/10) | Steven Alker (5/2) | Bobby Gates (11/4) |
| 11:56 | Hudson Swafford (5/4) | Niclas Fasth (21/10) | Kiyoshi Miyazato (7/2) |
| 11:56 | Oliver Fisher (28/17) | Casey Wittenberg (7/4) | Andres Echavarria (5/2) |
| 12:07 | Mark Wilson (6/4) | Ken Duke (2) | Joe Ogilvie (5/2) |
| 12:07 | John Senden (13/8) | Brooks Koepka (15/8) | Nicolas Colsaerts (5/2) |
| 12:18 | Dustin Johnson (6/4) | Jimmy Walker (2) | Victor Dubuisson (12/5) |
| 12:18 | Jim Furyk (9/5) | Steve Stricker (9/5) | Bill Haas (5/2) |
| 12:29 | Brendon De Jonge (11/8) | Shane Lowry (2) | Kevin Stadler (3) |
| 12:29 | Stewart Cink (11/8) | Justin Leonard (21/10) | Y E Yang (3) |
| 12:40 | Adam Scott (7/4) | Bubba Watson (2) | Charl Schwartzel (11/5) |
| 12:40 | Harris English (17/10) | Paul Casey (2) | Luke Donald (9/4) |
| 12:51 | Louis Oosthuizen (6/5) | Ernie Els (7/4) | Darren Clarke (9/2) |
| 12:51 | Gary Woodland (28/17) | Graham DeLaet (2) | JB Holmes (23/10) |
| 13:02 | Martin Kaymer (7/4) | Keegan Bradley (19/10) | Jason Dufner (5/2) |
| 13:02 | Retief Goosen (7/5) | Geoff Ogilvy (15/8) | Lucas Glover (7/2) |
| 13:13 | Bernd Wiesberger (11/8) | Hyung-Sung Kim (9/4) | Toru Taniguchi (11/4) |
| 13:13 | Francesco Molinari (9/5) | Jamie Donaldson (15/8) | Hunter Mahan (2) |
| 13:24 | Seung-Yul Noh (13/8) | Bo Van Pelt (2) | Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (3) |
| 13:24 | Ryan Palmer (6/4) | Kevin Streelman (15/8) | Rod Pampling (45/17) |
| 13:35 | Ryan Blaum (11/8) | Azuma Yano (9/4) | David Gossett (11/4) |
| 13:35 | Luke Guthrie (7/5) | Danny Willett (6/4) | Cory Whitsett (10/3) |
| 13:46 | Kevin Tway (7/4) | Jim Renner (19/10) | Chris Doak (2) |
| 13:46 | Fran Quinn (5/4) | Simon Griffiths (15/8) | Donald Constable (7/2) |
| 13:57 | Cody Gribble (7/4) | Andrew Dorn (12/5) | Chris Thompson (12/5) |
| 13:57 | Zac Blair (6/4) | Hunter Stewart (7/4) | Sam Love (11/4) |
| 17:30 | Daniel Berger (5/4) | Brett Stegmaier (23/10) | Cameron Wilson (12/5) |
| 17:30 | Lucas Bjerregaard (11/8) | Henrik Norlander (7/4) | Rob Oppenheim (4) |
| 17:41 | Kevin Kisner (7/4) | Kyoung-Hoon Lee (2) | Chad Collins (9/4) |
| 17:41 | Marcel Siem (11/8) | Brian Stuard (17/10) | Andrea Pavan (4) |
| 17:52 | Pablo Larrazabal (7/4) | Scott Langley (19/10) | Erik Compton (2) |
| 17:52 | Matt Every (7/4) | Matt Jones (7/4) | Roberto Castro (5/2) |
| 18:03 | Kevin Na (6/4) | Patrick Reed (9/4) | Ryan Moore (23/10) |
| 18:03 | Jason Day (7/4) | Sergio Garcia (9/5) | Brandt Snedeker (9/4) |
| 18:14 | Boo Weekley (7/5) | Stephen Gallacher (13/8) | D A Points (13/4) |
| 18:14 | Henrik Stenson (8/5) | Matt Kuchar (8/5) | Lee Westwood (3) |
| 18:25 | Rory McIlroy (11/8) | Graeme McDowell (12/5) | Webb Simpson (5/2) |
| 18:25 | Zach Johnson (5/4) | David Toms (12/5) | Angel Cabrera (11/4) |
| 18:36 | Ian Poulter (13/10) | Miguel Angel Jimenez (2) | Thongchai Jaidee (5/2) |
| 18:36 | Phil Mickelson (6/5) | Justin Rose (13/8) | Matthew Fitzpatrick (9/2) |
| 18:47 | Brendon Todd (28/17) | Chris Kirk (2) | Russell Henley (5/2) |
| 18:47 | Joost Luiten (6/4) | Jonas Blixt (2) | Nick Watney (11/4) |
| 18:58 | Billy Horschel (7/4) | Billy Hurley (2) | Robert Allenby (11/4) |
| 18:58 | Jordan Spieth (8/5) | Hideki Matsuyama (15/8) | Rickie Fowler (11/4) |
| 19:09 | Aaron Baddeley (11/10) | Oliver Goss (9/4) | Aron Price (5) |
| 19:09 | Jeff Maggert (7/5) | Kenny Perry (7/4) | Kevin Sutherland (10/3) |
| 19:20 | Shiv Kapur (7/4) | Maximilian Kieffer (2) | Liang Wen-Chong (21/10) |
| 19:20 | Justin Thomas (6/4) | Tom Lewis (15/8) | Craig Barlow (11/4) |
| 19:31 | Brady Watt (7/4) | Robby Shelton (7/4) | Matt Dobyns (9/4) |
| 19:31 | Smylie Kaufman (11/8) | Maverick McNealy (2) | Brandon McIver (7/2) |
| 19:42 | Nicholas Lindheim (5/4) | Anthony Broussard (21/10) | Will Grimmer (11/4) |
| 19:42 | Brian Campbell (7/4) | Clayton Rask (19/10) | Nick Mason (23/10) |
Asyouseeit, CAN Kaymer do it again ?
(ashedidatthe PLAYERS)
(ashedidatthe PLAYERS)
LATER THIS EVENING...
| 15:28 | Boo Weekley (15/8) | Sergio Garcia (8/11) |
| 15:39 | Ryan Moore (4/9) | Cody Gribble (3) |
| 15:50 | Kevin Tway (15/8) | Bo Van Pelt (8/13) |
| 16:01 | Retief Goosen (13/10) | Louis Oosthuizen (10/11) |
| 16:12 | Ernie Els (13/10) | Harris English (20/19) |
| 16:23 | Stewart Cink (6/4) | Bill Haas (4/5) |
| 16:34 | Alex Cejka (11/10) | Shiv Kapur (13/10) |
| 16:45 | Kenny Perry (2) | Billy Horschel (4/6) |
| 16:56 | Phil Mickelson (10/11) | Webb Simpson (11/8) |
| 17:07 | Patrick Reed (19/20) | Scott Langley (6/4) |
| 17:18 | Daniel Berger (9/4) | Gary Woodland (8/13) |
| 17:29 | Jim Furyk (8/15) | Garth Mulroy (11/4) |
| 17:40 | Graeme Mcdowell (4/7) | Lucas Bjerregaard (9/4) |
| 17:51 | Fran Quinn (11/4) | Seung-Yul Noh (4/7) |
| 18:02 | Victor Dubuisson (11/8) | Jimmy Walker (10/11) |
| 18:13 | Aaron Baddeley (15/8) | Justin Rose (8/11) |
| 18:24 | Jason Day (4/7) | Marcel Siem (21/10) |
| 18:35 | Danny Willett (6/4) | JB Holmes (19/20) |
| 18:46 | Steve Stricker (1) | Rickie Fowler (13/10) |
| 18:57 | Hideki Matsuyama (1) | Ian Poulter (11/8) |
| 19:08 | Erik Compton (7/4) | Francesco Molinari (4/5) |
| 19:19 | Adam Scott (1) | Jordan Spieth (23/17) |
| 19:30 | Chris Kirk (2) | Rory Mcilroy (5/8) |
| 19:41 | Matt Kuchar (11/10) | Henrik Stenson (11/10) |
| 19:52 | Keegan Bradley (4/5) | Brendon De Jonge (13/8) |
| 20:03 | Dustin Johnson (4/6) | Brooks Koepka (15/8) |
| 20:14 | Brandt Snedeker (20/19) | Kevin Na (6/5) |
| 20:25 | Brendon Todd (13/8) | Martin Kaymer (5/6) |
Move over BMW...Martin Kaymer is the new German ultimate driving machine !
KAYMER has held the 36-hole lead on 7 previous occasions and gone on to win 4 times.
Most recently as we know in the 2014 Players Championship.
Martin K WILL BE the first player to win the U.S. Open and PLAYERS in the same season...
AND the first player to win on the US tour on Mothers Day & Fathers Day in the same year.
KAYMER has held the 36-hole lead on 7 previous occasions and gone on to win 4 times.
Most recently as we know in the 2014 Players Championship.
Martin K WILL BE the first player to win the U.S. Open and PLAYERS in the same season...
AND the first player to win on the US tour on Mothers Day & Fathers Day in the same year.
Martin Kaymer's scoring average for the third and fourth rounds of the U.S. Open (10 rounds): 72.9.
Sergio the only one under par at -1 so far today
IS IT TIME to lay the 4/6 shot ?
Sergio the only one under par at -1 so far today
IS IT TIME to lay the 4/6 shot ?
35 players out on the course - average score atm is +3
Did consider it Catchme, said on other thread course seems brutal and will get worse later,only reason i didn,t was still having a couple chasing him. Certainly wouldn,t back him now anyway.
IRISH TEE TIMES
| 15:16 | Fran Quinn (6/4) | Daniel Berger (10/11) |
| 15:27 | Alex Cejka (4/5) | Clayton Rask (13/8) |
| 15:38 | Justin Leonard (11/10) | Billy Hurley (6/5) |
| 15:49 | Danny Willett (7/4) | Harris English (4/5) |
| 16:00 | Bo Van Pelt (11/8) | Paul Casey (11/10) |
| 16:11 | Seung-Yul Noh (8/5) | Gary Woodland (5/6) |
| 16:22 | Scott Langley (5/4) | Stewart Cink (20/19) |
| 16:33 | Zac Blair (3) | Graeme Mcdowell (4/9) |
| 16:44 | Kenny Perry (9/4) | Zach Johnson (8/13) |
| 16:55 | Nicholas Lindheim (3) | Jim Furyk (2/5) |
| 17:06 | Patrick Reed (6/4) | Webb Simpson (5/6) |
| 17:17 | Billy Horschel (20/19) | Ernie Els (6/5) |
| 17:28 | Cody Gribble (4) | Sergio Garcia (4/11) |
| 17:39 | Brendon Todd (15/8) | Phil Mickelson (4/5) |
| 17:50 | Bill Haas (1) | Retief Goosen (6/4) |
| 18:01 | Ryan Moore (6/5) | Keegan Bradley (1) |
| 18:12 | Ian Poulter (5/4) | Hideki Matsuyama (1) |
| 18:23 | Steve Stricker (4/5) | Aaron Baddeley (7/4) |
| 18:34 | Lucas Bjerregaard (11/10) | Shiv Kapur (11/10) |
| 18:45 | Rory Mcilroy (11/10) | Adam Scott (11/10) |
| 18:56 | JB Holmes (10/11) | Marcel Siem (13/8) |
| 19:07 | Jason Day (19/20) | Jimmy Walker (6/4) |
| 19:18 | Garth Mulroy (9/4) | Francesco Molinari (8/11) |
| 19:29 | Victor Dubuisson (19/20) | Brendon De Jonge (7/5) |
| 19:40 | Chris Kirk (7/4) | Jordan Spieth (4/5) |
| 19:51 | Justin Rose (8/11) | Kevin Na (9/5) |
| 20:02 | Brooks Koepka (21/10) | Matt Kuchar (8/13) |
| 20:13 | Brandt Snedeker (6/4) | Dustin Johnson (5/6) |
| 20:24 | Henrik Stenson (6/11) | Erik Compton (13/5) |
| 20:35 | Rickie Fowler (5/4) | Martin Kaymer (1) |
PLAYOFF - WHO CAN SHOOT a 65 today ?
.........need 3 or 4 early birdies !
.........need 3 or 4 early birdies !
Here's a look at the prize money for the 2014 US Open:
•First: $1,620,000 MARTIN KAYMER
•Second: $972,000
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 2nd & 3rd:- $365,341
•Third: $606,659
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 3nd & 4th:- $178,452
•Fourth: $428,207
•Fifth: $356,839
•Sixth: $313,594
•Seventh: $280,559
•Eighth: $252,351
•Ninth: $228,878
•10th: $211,471
•11th: $194,796
•12th: $180,159
•13th: $166,992
•14th: $155,868
•15th: $144,745
•16th: $135,631
•17th: $128,536
•18th: $121,452
•19th: $114,785
•20th: $108,161
•21st: $101,487
•22nd: $95,708
•23rd: $89,914
•24th: $84,481
•25th: $79,197
•26th: $74,871
•27th: $71,377
•28th: $67,865
•29th: $64,336
•30th: $61,689
•31st: $59,324
•32nd: $56,658
•33rd: $54,583
•34th: $52,662
•35th: $50,739
•36th: $48,813
•37th: $46,590
•38th: $44,821
•39th: $43,054
•40th: $41,289
•41st: $39,522
•42nd: $37,754
•43rd: $35,986
•44th: $34,217
•45th: $32,449
•46th: $30,828
•47th: $29,206
•48th: $27,715
•49th: $26,437
•50th: $25,361
..........Zero Matthew Fitzpatrick (a) +11
•51st: $24,791
•52nd: $24,236
•53rd: $23,756
•54th: $23,313
•55th: $22,945
•56th: $22,649
•57th: $22,353
•58th: $22,090 Justin Leonard +15
•59th: $21,827
•60th: $21,564
•61st: $21,301
•62nd: $21,038
•63rd: $20,775
•64th: $20,512
•65th: $20,249 Boo Weekley +19
•66th: $19,985 Toru Taniguchi +29
•First: $1,620,000 MARTIN KAYMER
•Second: $972,000
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 2nd & 3rd:- $365,341
•Third: $606,659
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 3nd & 4th:- $178,452
•Fourth: $428,207
•Fifth: $356,839
•Sixth: $313,594
•Seventh: $280,559
•Eighth: $252,351
•Ninth: $228,878
•10th: $211,471
•11th: $194,796
•12th: $180,159
•13th: $166,992
•14th: $155,868
•15th: $144,745
•16th: $135,631
•17th: $128,536
•18th: $121,452
•19th: $114,785
•20th: $108,161
•21st: $101,487
•22nd: $95,708
•23rd: $89,914
•24th: $84,481
•25th: $79,197
•26th: $74,871
•27th: $71,377
•28th: $67,865
•29th: $64,336
•30th: $61,689
•31st: $59,324
•32nd: $56,658
•33rd: $54,583
•34th: $52,662
•35th: $50,739
•36th: $48,813
•37th: $46,590
•38th: $44,821
•39th: $43,054
•40th: $41,289
•41st: $39,522
•42nd: $37,754
•43rd: $35,986
•44th: $34,217
•45th: $32,449
•46th: $30,828
•47th: $29,206
•48th: $27,715
•49th: $26,437
•50th: $25,361
..........Zero Matthew Fitzpatrick (a) +11
•51st: $24,791
•52nd: $24,236
•53rd: $23,756
•54th: $23,313
•55th: $22,945
•56th: $22,649
•57th: $22,353
•58th: $22,090 Justin Leonard +15
•59th: $21,827
•60th: $21,564
•61st: $21,301
•62nd: $21,038
•63rd: $20,775
•64th: $20,512
•65th: $20,249 Boo Weekley +19
•66th: $19,985 Toru Taniguchi +29
Dustbin, Fowler & Compton playing for 2nd and $972,000 !
GREAT putt from ROSE to finish (with wonderful imitation of Payne's winning statue pose).
THE Mothers & Fathers of all WINS for KAYMER (wins by 8 at -10).
Wow that's some dosh they were playing for ..Mad money..
NOW it's the ladies turn...
*** US Women's OPEN ***
The youngest player in the US Women's Open field is getting ready for Pinehurst! Lucy Li - age 11.
Stacy Lewis 11/2
Inbee Park 7
Lydia Ko 14
Michelle Wie 16
Shanshan Feng 16
*** US Women's OPEN ***
The youngest player in the US Women's Open field is getting ready for Pinehurst! Lucy Li - age 11.
Stacy Lewis 11/2
Inbee Park 7
Lydia Ko 14
Michelle Wie 16
Shanshan Feng 16
SO FAR.....*** US Women's OPEN ***
Stacy Lewis -3
Inbee Park +4
Lydia Ko out at 18.47
Stacy Lewis -3
Inbee Park +4
Lydia Ko out at 18.47
| 18:25 | Yani Tseng (28/17) | Brittany Lang (9/5) | Morgan Pressel (2) |
| 18:36 | Michelle Wie (5/4) | Amy Yang (5/2) | Catriona Matthew (13/5) |
| 18:36 | Paula Creamer (13/8) | Na Yeon Choi (7/4) | Lizette Salas (5/2) |
| 18:47 | Lydia Ko (13/8) | Suzann Pettersen (7/4) | Cristie Kerr (11/5) |
| 18:47 | Shanshan Feng (7/5) | Anna Nordqvist (2) | Angela Stanford (3) |
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