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2012 U.S. Open: Final Round
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2012 U.S. Open: Final Round

June 18, 2012
1 of 20 John Biever / SI

Webb Simpson shot a Sunday 68 to win the 2012 U.S. Open at the Olympic Club.
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2 of 20 John Biever/ SI

Simpson made bogeys on Nos. 2 and 5 to fall to five over for the tournament, six shots behind Jim Furyk. Then he got hot, making four birdies on his next five holes.
3 of 20 John Biever / SI

When Furyk bogeyed the thirteenth, Simpson grabbed a share of the lead at one over par.
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4 of 20 Fred Vuich / SI

After missing left on 18, Simpson got up and down on the 72nd hole to post one over, the winning score.
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5 of 20 Kohjiro Kinno / SI

During the award ceremony, USGA Executive Director Mike Davis hauled off a heckler who interrupted the proceedings on the 18th green.
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6 of 20 Robert Beck / SI

Furyk and Graeme McDowell began the day tied for the lead at one under par, four shots ahead of Simpson.
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7 of 20 Robert Beck / SI

After hooking his tee shot on the par-five 16th, Furyk made six to fall to two over, and into second place. He ultimately finished tied for fourth.After hitting a tumbling snap-hook into the woods on the 16th, Furyk made bogey six to fall to two over.
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8 of 20 Al Tielemans / SI

Furyk didn't make a birdie in the final round. Needing a birdie on 18, Furyk pulled a wedge into a greenside bunker, and bit his club in frustration. After another bogey, he finished tied for fourth.
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9 of 20 Robert Beck / SI

McDowell had a 24 foot look at birdie on the 72nd hole to tie Simpson. He missed it left, and finished tied for second.After a birdie on 17 to get to two over, McDowell had a 24 foot look at birdie on the 72nd hole to tie Simpson. He missed it left, and finished tied for second.McDowell had a 24 foot look at birdie on the 72nd hole to tie Simpson. He missed it left, and finished tied for second.
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10 of 20 Fred Vuich / SI

Starting Sunday five shots back, Tiger Woods played Olympic's opening six holes in six over par to fall from contention.
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11 of 20 Fred Vuich / SI

Woods shot a final round 73 to tie for 21st.
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12 of 20 John Biever / SI

Michael Thompson shot a Sunday 67 to finish at two over par, tied with McDowell for second.
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13 of 20 Al Tielemans / SI

Ernie Els eagled the seventh hole Sunday for the second time this week. He played that hole six under through four rounds, but finished four over for the tournament.
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14 of 20 Fred Vuich / SI

Padraig Harrington made a charge Sunday, making five birdies in 11 holes to get to two over. But a pulled approach on 18 led to a bogey, and ended his chances.
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15 of 20 Kohjiro Kinno / SI

Beau Hossler, a 17-year-old amateur, began the day at three over.
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16 of 20 Kohjiro Kinno / SI

After a six-over 76, Hossler finished at nine over, tied for 29th.
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17 of 20 Al Tielemans / SI

After starting the day tied for third, Sweden's Fredrik Jacobson found himself scrambling early. He bogeyed three of his first six and finished with a five-over 75, tied for 15th.
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18 of 20 Al Tielemans / SI

Lee Westwood double bogeyed the fifth hole after his drive hit a tree and never came down.
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19 of 20 Al Tielemans / SI

Westwood, the highest ranked player left in the field, played the rest of his holes in one over to shoot 73. He finished tied for 10th place.
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20 of 20 Kohjiro Kinno / SI

Despite struggling early on the greens, Jason Dufner shot an even-par 70 to finish tied for fourth.

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