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When Arnold Palmer drove up Magnolia Lane on the eve of the 1962 Masters, he was in a confident mood. He'd already won it twice, as well as the U.S. and British Opens, but this was to be his "Annus Mirabilis" -- the year he cemented his reputation as a global sporting superstar.

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Opening round at the British Openupdated: Fri Jul 15 2011 09:48:00

Amateur Tom Lewis and Dane Thomas Bjorn share the lead after opening round play at the British Open.

Hook a kid on golfupdated: Sat Jun 25 2011 18:17:00

A community golf course provides an opportunity for young golfers to experience the game for the first time.

SI.com: Related Galleries (June 27, 2011)updated: Tue Jun 21 2011 10:01:00

Related Galleries for the June 27, 2011 issue

Rory McIlroy reflects on U.S. Open titleupdated: Mon Jun 20 2011 14:47:00

Rory McIlroy talks with Living Golf Host Shane O'Donoghue following a historic 8 stroke win at the U.S. Open.

Rory McIlroy leads U.S. Open after 3 rdsupdated: Sun Jun 19 2011 03:32:00

Patrick Snell looks back on Saturday's play at the U.S. Open.

Graeme McDowell on defending U.S. Openupdated: Thu Jun 16 2011 07:13:00

U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell talks about life-changing majors, life in the U.S. and home improvements.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Young's Twitter drama, Federer's decline, more mailupdated: Wed Apr 27 2011 08:30:00

Recovering from a few days in Iceland. And now feeling like I don't need to visit the moon ...

SI.com: Alan Shipnuck: Graeme McDowell won the U.S. Open in 2010 and achieved something transcendantupdated: Thu Nov 18 2010 08:09:00

Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Nov. 29. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: One last pre-U.S. Open Mailbagupdated: Wed Aug 25 2010 14:05:00

Hey everyone, here's a pre-Open bag. We'll post men's and women's seed reports shortly after the draws are released Thursday afternoon. Also, during the tournament, we'll be blogging, tweeting, and doing some video, so feel free to bookmark the SI.com tennis page.

McDowell back to his rootsupdated: Fri Jul 09 2010 10:33:00

U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell returned to a heroes welcome in his native Northern Ireland.

Graeme McDowell makes historyupdated: Mon Jun 21 2010 13:27:00

Graeme McDowell talks about making history at the U.S. Open and speaks with CNN's Patrick Snell.

Anyone can play this gameupdated: Sun Jun 20 2010 08:26:00

The enduring beauty of the U.S. Open has little to do with the golf course on which it is played in a given year.

Tiger Woods' try for major win highlights sports weekendupdated: Fri Jun 18 2010 14:53:00

With the Los Angeles Lakers repeating as NBA champs, the sports world changes seasons. The US Open concludes at historic Pebble Beach this weekend. The College World Series opens in Omaha, Nebraska, for the last time at Rosenblatt Stadium. Countries try to advance to the knockout round in the World Cup in South Africa, and could a major-league pitcher be named MVP for the first time since 1992?

World Cup to the Olympics: Eight sports volunteering opportunitiesupdated: Thu Jun 10 2010 09:21:00

When the 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off on Friday, 18,000 specially trained volunteers will be on hand to help South Africa host football's biggest competition.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Ten Things I Think I Thinkupdated: Mon Jan 04 2010 14:44:00

1. If there's not outright parity in the men's game, we're a long way from the days when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were combining to win 17 of 18 majors titles. Federer's flame, understandably, has lost some intensity; and Nadal has suffered in both body and spirit. It was Juan Martin del Potro who won the 2009 U.S. Open, Novak Djokovic who was the MVP of the fall, and Nikolay Davydenko who won the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London. Look for the democratization of the men's game to continue in 2010.

U.S. Open leader on record runupdated: Mon Jun 22 2009 14:42:00

Rain halts play, but not before Ricky Barnes sets 36-hole scoring record for U.S. Open. CNN's Larry Smith reports.

Teeing off at the U.S. Openupdated: Thu Jun 18 2009 15:21:00

Larry Smith has a preview of the start of the U.S. Open men's golf tournament.

U.S. Open returns to NYupdated: Thu Jun 18 2009 12:47:00

Tiger Woods tries to defend his U.S. Open title, while Phil Mickelson plays with a heavy heart. Larry Smith reports.

Chat about Tigerupdated: Mon Apr 06 2009 06:55:00

Tiger Woods' former coach, Butch Harmon, sits down for a chat about the golf pro.

SI.com: Kevin Armstrong: Dementieva emerges as a favoriteupdated: Mon Sep 01 2008 08:03:00

NEW YORK -- Still awash in the afterglow of her Olympics win in Beijing, Elena Dementieva soaked in the magnitude of her golden moment as she flew back to her native Russia two weeks ago. Upon landing at Sheremetyevo Airport in a Moscow suburb, she was greeted by fans waving signs, flowers and flags.

Fun and sick facts about U.S. Openupdated: Fri Jun 13 2008 10:09:00

Golf's U.S. Open teed off Thursday at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego. We dug through the championship's history to find some crucial details (and trivial moments, too

SI.com: Still a Tossupupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 21:50:00

TULSA, Okla. -- It seemed like 2000 again in Akron, Ohio, on Sunday, when Tiger Woods won the Bridgestone Invitational by eight strokes, lapping the field at Firestone Country Club. It was the sixth time he's won on Firestone's South Course.

SI.com: Alan Shipnuck: Cabrera won the U.S. Open with a rock-solid final roundupdated: Tue Jun 19 2007 01:10:00

What ever happened to Tiger Woods? You remember him, right? Big smile, flawless putting stroke and an aura so intimidating that other players' mock turtlenecks would get tighter at the very sight of his name on the leader board. Woods may lead the PGA Tour in victories, scoring average and all-important FedEx Cup points, but the story of the year in golf is that something has gone missing in Tiger's game. The most ruthless closer the sport has known has developed a vulnerability when it matters most, and it cost him last week's U.S. Open, just as it did the Masters earlier this year.

SI.com: Woods plays Oakmont for first timeupdated: Sun Apr 22 2007 19:00:00

OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) -- Tiger Woods got his first look at Oakmont Country Club on Sunday as he began preparations for the U.S. Open.

SI.com: Who are these guys?updated: Mon Apr 16 2007 22:32:00

In a final-round duel between the legendary Ernie Els and the career grinder Boo Weekley, you know who wins, right?

SI.com: Notebook: 18 has been costly for Goosenupdated: Sat Apr 07 2007 23:48:00

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - If not for ol' No. 18, Retief Goosen would be in great shape.

SI.com: Daddy Issuesupdated: Tue Jan 30 2007 10:21:00

For 30-plus years Jack Nicklaus kept saying that fatherhood was his highest priority, thereby screwing things up for the rest of us. Now we dads have to sit through those interminable swim meets on beautiful summer evenings when we could be playing a twilight nine, all because Big Jack never missed any of Jackie's golf tournaments or Steve's football games or Nan's volleyball matches.

Fortune: Open Season This month the world's best golfers will descend on Long Island's storied Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. updated: Mon Jun 14 2004 00:01:00

Raymond Floyd fell in love with Shinnecock Hills Golf Club the moment he saw it. It was 1986, the Monday before the U.S. Open--America's national golf championship--and Floyd had arrived in Southam...

Fortune: The Longshot How a forgotten club on the South Side of Chicago won the right to host the 2003 U.S. Open.updated: Mon Jun 09 2003 00:01:00

A quick glance at the list of former U.S. Open sites reveals several grand old courses that time has passed by: Myopia Hunt Club, Scioto, Interlachen, Philadelphia Country Club, Olympia Fields...

Fortune: Then And Nowupdated: Mon Jun 09 2003 00:01:00

In 1928, the last time the U.S. Open was held at Olympia Fields, women were so happy to have the right to vote that they didn't protest male-only clubs. Professional golfers were second-class citiz...

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