2005 U.S. Open 
Woods limps to U.S. Open title
Calling it 'the best ever,' a gimpy Tiger Woods pars the first sudden-death hole after an 18-hole playoff to edge Rocco Mediate and win the U.S. Open and his 14th major golf championship.
Just call him Tie-ger: Woods forces playoff
Sore-kneed Tiger Woods catches golfer Rocco Mediate on No. 18 to extend the U.S. Open. Down to his last stroke Sunday afternoon at Torrey Pines, Woods makes a clutch putt.
What the winner gets
Michael Campbell will automatically qualify for the U.S. Open for the next 10 years.
Mickelson's mea culpa
'The course was very fair ... I didn't adjust, and you have to adjust in the Open.'
Twosome has terrific final three days
Two Triangle favorites, Tim Clark and Davis Love III, play three rounds under par.
U.S. Open, the sequel, is a hit with fans, golf execs
In the end, even the thunderstorms decided not to interfere.
It's 'over' early for Goosen, Gore
Walking toward the No. 16 tee box, Retief Goosen suggested to playing partner Jason Gore that they place a $5 wager on their last three holes.
Putting woes dog Woods
Tiger Woods loses shot at Open title because putter lets him down.
Campbell is pride of Kiwis
Michael Campbell's win was the biggest for New Zealand since Bob Charles won the British Open in 1963.
NBC's coverage on par
Hooley:: Forget "24" -- for nail-biting drama, give me that Michael Campbell-Tiger Woods showdown in the stretch.
NBC's coverage on par
Forget "24" -- for nail-biting drama, give me that Michael Campbell-Tiger Woods showdown in the stretch.
Cink's putting run comes to an end
After 351 holes, golfer Stewart Cink has a three-putt.
Fans at 18th eye the board
The climax at this year's U.S. Open was all over Pinehurst No. 2.
'Payne's pin' close enough
Hole location on No. 18 brings back memories of 1999.
Tiger couldn't save this Open
Tiger Woods did his best to save the day, but Pinehurst's second U.S. Open gave us no reason to party like it was 1999.
Nallen gives Kuehne a day to remember
Last shot really mattered on Father's Day.
The Open shuts door on golf's stars
Michael Campbell's win was great for his career, his bank account and his family, but it wasn't great for golf.
Amateurs pay the price
It costs a lot to play the Open, but they expect to cash in later.
The age factor comes into play
At times they almost look out of place. Their best days were years ago, back when Ping's big bomber driver was made of wood and the options in club shafts were steel and stainless steel.
NBC puts on an Open face
In the manner of cheesy sportscasters who delight in bad-to-vulgar puns (OK, ESPN's Chris Berman), let's just say that NBC's Saturday third-round coverage of the U.S. Open was all about putts and faces.
 Interactive Course Tour   All 18 holes, 48 navigable 360-degree panoramas, 18 video commentaries. |
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 A Memorable Win A look back at Payne Stewart's dramatic 1999 U.S. Open win at Pinehurst. |
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 Pinehurst Timeline A history of the resort, from 1895 through today. |
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