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1980: Jack Nicklaus wins his fourth US Open, shooting a record score of 272 at the Baltusrol Golf Club

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1986: Raymond Floyd's final round 66 at Shinnecock Hills sees him become the oldest player ever to win the US Open at 43

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1990: Hale Irwin wins his third US Open, beating Mike Donald at the first play-off hole at the Medinah Country Club

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1994: At 24, South Africa's Ernie Els becomes the youngest winner since Jerry Pate in 1975

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1995: Corey Pavin wins his first major after a remarkable four-wood to the final green at Shinnecock Hills stuns Greg Norman

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1997: Els proves his class once again to take his second title in four years, one stroke ahead of Colin Montgomerie

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1991: Payne Stewart gains four strokes in the final three holes to win an 18-hole play-off with Scott Simpson

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1999: Payne Stewart overcomes the challenge of Phil Mickelson, Vijay Singh and Tiger Woods to win his second title

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2000: Tiger Woods leads from start to finish and wins his first US Open by an incredible 15 strokes at Pebble Beach

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2001: Retief Goosen beats Mark Brooks by two strokes in an 18-hole play-off to claim his first US Open crown