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A Perfect Fit: Glover And The U.S. Open Title
Lucas Glover is a voracious reader, given to finishing a book every few days. To bide his down time at this week’s U.S. Open, he polished off four books alone.
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When Believing In Yourself Matters
The voice in his head was speaking to him. As Lucas Glover made his way through the final holes he could hear the words of his late coach, Dick Harmon.
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Notebook: Putting Hurt Woods
He just couldn’t find his putter when he needed it. Too many missed putts irked Tiger Woods. For the championship, he took 120.
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Glover Is Champion
Running updates from Bethpage's Black Course as the compelling action takes place. Be sure to also watch live streaming of today's play.
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Ending On A Positive Note
Ricky Barnes, leader after the second and third rounds of the 109th U.S. Open, left Bethpage State Park Sunday night without comment, turning down a request for an interview.
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Looking For His Fairy Tale Finish
If former U.S. Amateur champion Ricky Barnes should hang on to win the 109th U.S. Open Monday at the Black Course, there’s little doubt it would generate a dichotomy of sentiment.
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Barnes Maintains U.S. Open Edge At Bethpage
Ricky Barnes held on for an even-par 70 and owns a one-stroke lead over Lucas Glover through 54 holes of the 2009 U.S. Open at Bethpage Black.
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By The Numbers
Days are running into each other on Long Island this week. One round of golf is a little difficult to distinguish from the next.
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A Championship With A Unique Flavor
The history of the 2009 U.S. Open has yet to be written — and will not be for at least a day, maybe two. The weather will be a major storyline.
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Weather Testing Patience Of Everyone At U.S. Open
USGA officials optimistic that the third round can resume at noon today and that 72 holes can be completed by Monday at noon.
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Sunday Running Updates
Running updates from Bethpage Black of the 109th U.S. Open. The weather, at this point, has been the story.
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Done Playing: Harrington Headlines Those To Miss Cut
As he shuffled wearily off the ninth green Saturday afternoon at the Black Course at Bethpage State Park, Padraig Harrington held a look of both disappointment.
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Updated Information For Ticket Holders
If play continues on Monday (championship round or playoff), spectators holding Thursday or Monday tickets will be admitted to the course through the admissions gates.
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Woods: Score Doesn’t Reflect How I’ve Been Playing
For all the bluster about the Black Course being the second-longest layout in U.S. Open history, Tiger Woods is finding that mere inches are posing the biggest obstacle.
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Notebook: Murphy Continues Honeymoon At U.S. Open
In the last few weeks, Trevor Murphy has gotten married, qualified for his first U.S. Open and now made the 36-hole cut at Bethpage Black.
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Mickelson Plays Onward
Phil Mickelson was expected to be little more than window dressing at the U.S. Open this week. With all that is going on with his family, no one was predicting “Lefty” to be right.
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Barnes Enters Record Territory
Former U.S. Amateur champion Ricky Barnes waded into scoring territory Saturday at the U.S. Open where no one has ever tread.
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Second Round Complete: Barnes Sets Record
Long hitters, short hitters. Big guys, small guys. First-timers, long-timers. Superstars, qualifiers. New York City considers itself a cultural melting pot.
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Praying, And Playing, For Good Weather
Tiger Woods, the player of this era who best knows how to control his own destiny, has often spoken of the importance of luck in many outcomes.
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Free Admission To USGA Museum
The USGA Museum is pleased to announce that all ticket holders from the 2009 U.S. Open at Bethpage State Park will be granted free admission to the Museum through the end of 2009.
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