Grand Opening
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"Probably tomorrow, when I wake up with this trophy beside me, I will realize I won," Cabrera said.
Unheralded Angel Cabrera won the U.S. Open with a rock-solid final round, but only after Tiger Woods made some puzzling miscues and let a second straight major slip away.Go to Article
The Pittsburgh Stealer
Oakmont might have lost its trees, but as these five shots prove, it didn't need them in the first place.
Don't Forget the Duck
Angel Cabrera tells us why he's coming to America, and what he does when he's not on Tour. (Answer: He doesn't play golf.)
The Only Game in Town
From the ballpark to the ER, all of Pittsburgh gave Oakmont and the Open its steeliest-eyed attention.
Sweet-Swinging South African
Charl Schwartzel is drawing comparisons with another sweet swinging South African.
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Alan Shipnuck
Hot? Woods. Not? Woods.He failed to close out the Open but became a new dad. For that, Tiger makes both lists.
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John Garrity
OakmontgateMost thought Oakmont was too tough, but a member claimed a conspiracy to make it a cream puff.
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Gary Van Sickle
Tough to TakeFor the second consecutive year Jim Furyk's quest for the title came up a shot short.
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Michael Bamberger
Pride of the PanhandleBubba Watson and Boo Weekley, small-town guys from Florida, made a huge impression at Oakmont.
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Sunday at Oakmont
A photo essay of the best images and critical moments from the final round of the 2007 U.S. Open. - Images from The Golf Book by Sports Illustrated
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