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U.S. Open

Phil Mickelson added to his collection of U.S. Open close calls with his record sixth runner-up at Merion. Here, we take a closer look at his previous heartbreaks.

By Alex Myers

keywords:: golf,; PGA Tour,; Phil Mickelson,; U.S. Open Championship,; Pinehurst

Golf Courses

Our panelists rank the 10 most aesthetically-pleasing courses from the 2013-14 Golf Digest 100 Greatest Courses List.

February 2013

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Golf Digest has been evaluating America's golf courses since 1966, making it the oldest ranking in the game. The 2013/2014 ranking is ready for its close up, where we welcome eight new courses to the biennial list, including a new No. 1 course edging out Augusta National.

February 2013

By Ron Whitten

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Golf Courses

Our editors weigh in on the top 10 most beautiful courses from the 2011 Golf Digest 100 Greatest Courses List.

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Golf Courses

We asked and they told us: personalized top 10 golf courses from some of the game's biggest names.

May 2011

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Golf Courses

Augusta National again edges out Pine Valley for the top spot in the game's oldest golf course ranking.

May 2011

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Golf Courses & Golf Travel

Wilton, Conn., to Montauk, N.Y. in a Volkswagen CC

February 2010

By Matthew Rudy

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Golf Tours & News

Winged Foot might have been more disappointing, but Bethpage may have been the Open Phil Mickelson wanted most

By Jaime Diaz

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Golf Tours & News

In a wet and dreary U.S. Open that didn't end until Monday, Lucas Glover held off the back-nine charges of Phil Mickelson and David Duval -- and proved his mettle to his toughest critic: himself

By John Hawkins