2010 U.S. Open Exclusive Outtakes By golfdigest.com June 22, 2010 Share story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Shop This Look Powered By:Wayfair.com We may make 💰 from these links. Third RoundAn aerial view of Pebble Beach's 18th hole on Saturday. Second RoundA young volunteer writes in scores on a leader board. First RoundA view of Stillwater Cove with the 17th hole in the background. Third RoundGraeme McDowell was three strokes behind 54-hole leader Dustin Johnson after Saturday. Third RoundErnie Els was in search of his third U.S. Open title and fourth major. Third RoundDustin Johnson's second shot on the 13th hole. Third RoundRyo Ishikawa walking up the 18th fairway. Third RoundErnie Els hits his second shot on the 18th hole. First RoundTiger Woods hits out of a fairway bunker on No. 13. Final RoundPhil Mickelson's second shot out of a fairway bunker on the third hole. Final RoundErnie Els was in contention until faltering at the turn. Second RoundPadraig Harrington hitting out of the rough. Third RoundDustin Johnson shot a 66 on Saturday. Final RoundErnie Els searches for his tee shot on the 10th hole. Final RoundThe 2010 U.S. Open champion: Graeme McDowell. Share story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Next Up U.S. Open Outtakes 14 Photos Exclusive Outtakes From The 2010 Masters 21 Photos 2011 U.S. Open Outtakes 18 Photos 2011 Masters: Exclusive Outtakes 18 Photos Exclusive Outtakes from the Ryder Cup 17 Photos 2010 U.S. Open Practice 15 Photos 2010 U.S. Open Final Round 12 Photos 2010 U.S. Open First Round 14 Photos 2010 U.S. Open Second Round 14 Photos 2010 U.S. Open Third Round 12 Photos We Recommend Winged Foot West: Our exclusive drone tour of every hole at the vaunted U.S. Open venue FIVE FINALISTS CHOSEN FOR 2010 GOLF DIGEST U.S. OPEN CHALLENGE The new Ping G400 driver makes its tour debut at the U.S. Open New U.S. Women’s Open champ Yuka Saso already is inspiring fellow Filipinos … tour pros included U.S. Open 2020: Bryson DeChambeau's new swing has elements any golfer should copy Adaptive golf is nothing new, but the inaugural U.S. Open is taking its visibility to new heights
