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 Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 17:03 GMT 18:03 UK
Retief GoosenGoosen takes US Open title
Retief Goosen wins the 101st US Open by two shots after an 18-hole play-off with Mark Brooks.
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Colin MontgomerieEuro flops keep Torrance guessing
Poor performances by Europe's elite at the US Open have created more uncertainty over the European Ryder Cup team.
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Goosen savours his US Open victorySA salutes 'Golden Goose'
Retief Goosen's US Open victory brings praise from all quarters in South Africa.
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Retief's relief at victory
Retief Goosen wins the 101st US Open by two shots after an 18 hole play-off with Mark Brooks.
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Hole-by-hole: US Open play-off
All the action from Retief Goosen's US Open play-off victory over Mark Brooks.
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Last hole drama sets up US Open play-off
Retief Goosen faces an 18-hole play-off with Mark Brooks after missing a three-foot putt for the title.
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Sad end for European challenge
Sergio Garcia, Colin Montgomerie and Padraig Harrington all shoot miserable final rounds at the US Open in Southern Hills, Tulsa.
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Goosen nearly man no longer
Retief Goosen's play-off win in the US Open shows his mental strength.
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End of the Tiger feat
Tiger Woods' failure to win the US Open means his run of consecutive Major triumphs has come to an end.
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Woods gracious in defeat
Tiger Woods acknowledges his shortcomings after failing to make a successful defence of his US Open title.
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Final round Tiger watch
All the hole-by-hole action as Tiger Woods fails in his bid to defend the US Open title at Southern Hills, Tulsa.
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Goosen keeps his head
Retief Goosen and Stewart Cink share the US Open lead at five under par, going into the final round.
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Woods: I can still win
Tiger Woods says he can overturn a nine-shot deficit to retain his US Open title on the final day at Southern Hills.
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Faldo dismisses Tiger triumph
Nick Faldo slumps to 10-over par in the US Open - and then rules out the chances of Tiger Woods defending his title.
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Third round Tiger watch
All the hole-by-hole action as Tiger Woods tries to ignite his title challenge at Southern Hills.
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Clarke slates US officials
Darren Clarke makes the half-way cut at the US Open - then hits out after being forced to play on in semi-darkness.
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Woods survives half-way cut
Tiger Woods avoids the humiliation of missing the cut, but the US Open leaderboard has an unfamiliar look after the second round.
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Goosen refuses to lose focus
Joint US Open leader Retief Goosen admits he faces a battle to stay in front as Tiger Woods refuses to concede defeat.
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Second round Tiger watch
All the action, hole-by-hole, as Tiger Woods struggles to a one-over-par 71 in the second round at Southern Hills.
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South African sets pace
Retief Goosen leads the way on four-under-par after the first round at Southern Hills.
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Goosen stays ahead
South Africa's Retief Goosen maintains his overnight lead in a three-way tie with J L Lewis and Mark Brooks.
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Irwin: There's more to come
Early US Open first-round leader Hale Irwin says he can stay in front to the end of the championship.
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Price withdraws from US Open
Wales' Phillip Price cuts short his first round at the US Open on Thursday citing illness.
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Faldo fears double whammy
Nick Faldo says that if the heat doesn't get you at the US Open, then world number one Tiger Woods will.
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Monty cleared for US Open
Colin Montgomerie is declared fit to play at Southern Hills after his bad back responds to treatment.
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Irwin out in front
All the action from Tulsa, where Tiger Woods gets a run for his money on day one of the US Open.
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Tiger goes up against history
Tiger Woods is no longer competing against his fellow golfers, he is competing against the record books.
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Bjorn paired with champion Woods
Denmark's Thomas Bjorn is drawn to play alongside champion Tiger Woods in the first two rounds of next week's US Open.
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Els looks for repeat success
Two-time US Open winner Ernie Els tells BBC Sport Online that he can win again in 2001.
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Monty's US Open misery
Colin Montgomerie's frustrating quest for that elusive first Major victory has twice ended in play-off misery at the US Open.
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Southern Hills gets US Open makeover
The Southern Hills Country Club is toughened up as it hosts the US Open for the third time.
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Fancy a Faldo flutter?
The evidence points to Nick Faldo enjoying a resurgence in the latter stages of his career - can it bring him the US Open?
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Magic of the US Open
Widely believed to be the hardest of the four Majors to win, the US Open has still provided countless moments of brilliance over the years.
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Where par still counts
The US Open, often called the toughest test in golf, was in danger of becoming the most boring - but not anymore.
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US Open history
BBC Sport Online looks back at the history of the most testing major.
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America's US Open stranglehold
South African Ernie Els is one of only four non-Americans to have won the US Open in the post-war era.
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Mickelson's mental block
World number two Phil Mickelson needs to overcome his recent final-day flutters if he is to nail his first Major.
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What happened to Steve Jones?
In a tournament as tricky as the US Open, very few unknowns step forward to take the crown, apart from 1996's winner, Steve Jones.
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US Open: Ten of the best
BBC Sport Online reviews the last ten US Open champions - in pictures.
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The thirsty dozen
BBC Sport Online lines up the main contenders to defending champion Tiger Woods at this year's US Open.

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