Every U.S. Open Winning Moment Since 1960

[nevets88 1,680]

A trip down memory lane. The volume is not level across the board, so don't turn it up too much.

 

[Vinsk 1,320]

1 hour ago, nevets88 said:

A trip down memory lane. The volume is not level across the board, so don't turn it up too much.

 

I just watched that last night. Pretty cool.

[ChrisP 247]

That was pretty neat. USGA has put some cool stuff out there of late. 

[ScouseJohnny 137]

Hubert Green wins the 1970s sartorial stakes in 1977, for having green trousers the color of a Ford Pinto and matching green and white saddleback shoes.

Something happened to speed up greens in the 1970s. The '60 putts are heavily struck. Jacklin, in 1970, truly clobbered that putt. Nicklaus's 1980 putt is a fair bit shorter, but looks much more like a "modern" putt.

And, for some odd reason I can't fully explain, Payne Stewart in 1999 still makes me the happiest.