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SF Examiner: It's all about survival at the US Open
By Art Spander
Special to The Examiner
In the mind’s eye, there’s Payne Stewart standing in disbelief on the severely sloped 18th green at San Francisco’s Olympic Club, his 8-foot birdie putt attempt rolling 25 feet below the hole. Ah yes, the U.S. Open, agony and very little ecstasy.
That was then — and might be again next year when the Open returns to Olympic — but this is now, the 2011 Open at Congressional Country Club in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. The bewilderment and suffering are much the same.
Read the full story here.
Copyright 2011 SF Newspaper Company
Special to The Examiner
In the mind’s eye, there’s Payne Stewart standing in disbelief on the severely sloped 18th green at San Francisco’s Olympic Club, his 8-foot birdie putt attempt rolling 25 feet below the hole. Ah yes, the U.S. Open, agony and very little ecstasy.
That was then — and might be again next year when the Open returns to Olympic — but this is now, the 2011 Open at Congressional Country Club in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. The bewilderment and suffering are much the same.
Read the full story here.
Copyright 2011 SF Newspaper Company
Tags: 
Lee Westwood, Olympic Club, Phil Mickelson, U.S. Open
Lee Westwood, Olympic Club, Phil Mickelson, U.S. Open
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