Last year's winner after a stunning 18-hole play-off with Rocco Mediate, Tiger Woods digs deep to stay in contention as the 2009 US Open goes into a fifth day because of consistently wet weather east of New York
Spain's Sergio Garcia, one of the most popular golfers in the world, plays at iron shot at Bethpage but cannot trouble the top of the leaderboard
Former Masters winner Mike Weir, from Canada, crouches to inspect the lie of a green as he bids to clinch the second major of his career
Displaying admirable calm and clever shot-making, England's Ross Fisher manages to stay on the tails of overnight leaders Ricky Barnes and Lucas Glover
Lucas Glover watches his tee shot off the 7th hole as Ricky Barnes looks on under grey but dry skies. The overnight leaders both struggled throughout the final round with Barnes especially vulnerable
Supremely gifted left-hander Phil Mickelson, with three majors to his name, draws on all of his skill and experience to make an aggressive charge during the final round at Bethpage
Posting numerous bogeys, relative unknown Ricky Barnes is no stranger to the long rough during the final round on one of the United States' most famous municipal golf courses
Phil Mickelson pitches to the 17th green with the New York crowd - almost to a man - wanting him to win. But the three-times major winner falls short and takes a three-way share of second with David Duval and Ricky Barnes
And, with a birdie and two pars in the final three holes, it's world number 71 Lucas Glover who emerges from the pack to claim the 109th US Open and his first ever major win in front of the New York galleries
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