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In U.S. Opens and Business, Consistency Fuels Victory

Kai Sato | Posted 06.19.2013 | Business
Kai Sato

The U.S. Open offers the business world a valuable reminder: facing tremendous competition and extreme pressure, consistency fuels victory.

Rose Ends England's Major Drought

AP | STEVE DOUGLAS | Posted 06.18.2013 | Sports

-- Ever since Greg Norman's final-round implosion allowed Nick Faldo win the Masters in 1996, a generation of fine English talent has come up short i...

England's Missing Piece

AP | DOUG FERGUSON | Posted 06.17.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- The most recent golden era of golf in England had everything but the one prize that brings credibility. A major championship....

At US Open, Mahan Meets His Downfall on 15

AP | DAN GELSTON | Posted 06.17.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- Tied for the U.S. Open lead, Hunter Mahan was on cruise control. He was the steadiest player for most of Sunday at Merion Golf Club, ...

Another Close Call For Jason Day

AP | JOSEPH WHITE | Posted 06.17.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- Third place at the Masters. Tied for second at the U.S. Open. And that's just this year....

Justin Rose Wins U.S. Open

AP/The Huffington Post | Posted 06.16.2013 | Sports

Justin Rose didn't exactly tame Merion but he did a better job than every other golfer competing in the 2013 U.S. Open. The 32-year-old emerged fr...

WATCH: Historic Hole In One At U.S. Open (Followed By Epic Celebration)

AP/The Huffington Post | Posted 06.16.2013 | Sports

With his hole-in-one, Shawn Stefani made history during the final round of the U.S. Open on Sunday, joyous and improbable history. Stefani's tee s...

U.S. Open: Tee Times, Pairings Final Round

Posted 06.16.2013 | Sports

By Golfweek Staff Here are the tee times and pairings for the final round of the U.S. Open Sunday at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. (all times ar...

Phil Grabs U.S. Open Lead

AP | DOUG FERGUSON | Posted 06.16.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- Phil Mickelson began his week with a flight back-and-forth across the country. Even longer might be the 18 holes that now stand betwee...

Tiger Has Historically Bad Round

AP | JIM LITKE | Posted 06.16.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- Tiger Woods made birdie at the first hole, only to watch his day go racing downhill from there. By the time it was over, Woods skid...

U.S. Open: Amateur Breakdown

Posted 06.15.2013 | Sports

By Nick Masuda, Golfweek ARDMORE, Pa. -- In a week that saw a golf course eat some of the world's best golfers alive, it might be surprising to see...

WATCH: Balls Collide at US Open

Posted 06.14.2013 | Sports

Despite the dreary weather, there was a moment of levity Friday morning during the second day of the US Open Tournament at Merion Golf Club. Carl...

PHOTOS: Fans At Merion Seek Shelter, Shopping

AP | DAN GELSTON | Posted 06.13.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- The horn that suspended play at the U.S. Open also turned out to be the official signal to shop. Forget Ian Poulter. The real early l...

Famous 1-Iron Remembered At U.S. Open

AP | DAN GELSTON | Posted 06.13.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. — The only 1-iron anyone talks about at Merion Golf Club is kept under wraps. And it won't be found in a bag at the U.S Open....

PHOTOS: Massive Storm Halts U.S. Open

AP | JOSEPH WHITE | Posted 06.14.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- Phil Mickelson rolled a birdie attempt 8 feet past the hole at No. 11. Steve Stricker did the same at No. 12. Bogey. Bogey. And tha...

LIVE: U.S. Open Tracker

Golfweek | Posted 06.13.2013 | Sports

Tiger Woods' quest for a fourth U.S. Open title and 15th overall major championship begins Thursday at Merion Golf Club. Woods has already won four...

One Year Later, Champ Simpson Back for More

AP | DAN GELSTON | Posted 06.12.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- Webb Simpson felt the true weight this week of winning a U.S. Open championship. He's been stopped by strangers, been interviewed wit...

Five U.S Open Playoffs For the Ages

AP | By DOUG FERGUSON | Posted 06.11.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) — The U.S. Open is known as the toughest test in golf, and it's even more difficult when more than 72 holes are required. ...

Five Best U.S. Opens Played In Pennsylvania

AP | DOUG FERGUSON | Posted 06.10.2013 | Sports

ARDMORE, Pa. -- The U.S. Open returns to Pennsylvania for the 16th time, the second-most among states behind New York. And while it has gone to only f...

With All Eyes on Merion, Pinehurst Prepares to Make History

Daniel J. Jones | Posted 06.17.2013 | Sports
Daniel J. Jones

Now that Adam Scott has been properly fitted for his Green Jacket, the eyes of the golfing world shift to Merion, site of this year's U.S. Open. Millions across the globe will watch on Father's Day as a new national champion is crowned. Except, that is, for the staff at Pinehurst. They're kind of busy.

Where Have All the Aaron Kricksteins Gone?

Terry Lyons | Posted 05.05.2013 | Sports
Terry Lyons

Where did all the tennis players go? And, specifically, where are the American tennis players?

The PGA Tour Opposes Anchored-Putting Ban: Why It Matters

John Ziegler | Posted 04.27.2013 | Sports
John Ziegler

For non-golfers this may seem like much ado about a trivial matter, but in reality this controversy says an enormous amount about the state of sports and even our country as a whole.

Student-Journalists Release Issue 43 of the Valencia Bay-farer

826 Valencia | Posted 12.01.2012 | San Francisco
826 Valencia

The Valencia Bay-farer is 826 Valencia's only in-house newspaper written for students by students (ages 8 to 13). We hope you enjoy these articles.

Former Tennis Ref Forced To Give DNA Sample In Murder Trial

AP | LINDA DEUTSCH | Posted 09.19.2012 | Crime

LOS ANGELES -- Lawyers for a prominent professional tennis referee who is charged with killing her husband lost a bid Wednesday to block California pr...

Brit Media Crow Over Triumphs -- But Tensions Beneath?

David Tereshchuk | Posted 11.12.2012 | Media
David Tereshchuk

The whole world's eyes, as they say, have been on Britain. And Britain's own scrutiny of itself has also been intense -- encouraged by an orgy of self-absorption by the British media.