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U.S. Open

Edition:101st
Dates:June 14–17
Site:Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, Okla.
Par:35-35—70 (6973 yards)
Purse:$5,000,000
  1234TotEarnings
1Retief Goosen*66-70-69-71—276$900,000
 Mark Brooks72-64-70-70—276530,000
3Stewart Cink69-69-67-72—277325,310
4Rocco Mediate71-68-67-72—278226,777
5Tom Kite73-72-72-64—281172,912
 Paul Azinger74-67-69-71—281172,912
7Vijay Singh74-70-74-64—282125,172
 Angel Cabrera70-71-72-69—282125,172
 Davis Love III72-69-71-70—282125,172
 Kirk Triplett72-69-71-70—282125,172
 Phil Mickelson70-69-68-75—282125,172
12Tiger Woods74-71-69-69—28391,733
 Matt Gogel70-69-74-70—28391,733
 Michael Allen77-68-67-71—28391,733
 Sergio Garcia70-68-68-77—28391,733
16Scott Hoch73-73-69-69—28475,337
 Chris DiMarco69-73-70-72—28475,337
 David Duval70-69-71-74—28475,337
19Chris Perry72-71-73-69—28563,425
 Corey Pavin70-75-68-72—28563,425
 Mike Weir67-76-68-74—28563,425
*Goosen won an 18-hole playoff on June 18 over Brooks (70-72).
Early round leaders: 1st—Goosen (66); 2nd—Goosen, Brooks and J.L. Lewis (136); 3rd—Goosen and Cink (205).
Top amateur: Bryce Molder (288).

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