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U.S. Open

Edition:	98th
Dates:	June 18–21
Site:	Lake Course at The Olympic Club, San Francisco, Calif.
Par:	35-35—70 (6797 yards)
Purse:	$3,000,000

		1	2	3	4	Tot	Earnings
1	Lee Janzen	73-66-73-68—280					$535,000
2	Payne Stewart	66-71-70-74—281					315,000
3	Bob Tway	68-70-73-73—284					201,730
4	Nick Price	73-68-71-73—285					140,957
5	Tom Lehman	68-75-68-75—286					107,392
	Steve Stricker	73-71-69-73—286					107,392
7	David Duval	75-68-75-69—287					83,794
	Jeff Maggert	69-69-75-74—287					83,794
	Lee Westwood	72-74-70-71—287					83,794
10	Jeff Sluman	72-74-74-68—288					64,490
	Phil Mickelson	71-73-74-70—288					64,490
	Stuart Appleby	73-74-70-71—288					64,490
	Stewart Cink	73-68-73-74—288					64,490

Early round leaders: 1st— Stewart (66); 2nd— Stewart (137); 3rd— Stewart (207).

Top amateur: Matt Kuchar (289).

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