2011 U.S. Open Outtakes By golfdigest.com June 21, 2011 Share story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Shop This Look Powered By:Wayfair.com We may make 💰 from these links. Photo By: J.D. Cuban Battling the elements is part of a golf fan's lot as heavy rains pelt Congressional. On the 10th tee Rory McIlroy executes a superb shot. Hear him roar: Y.E. Yang is anything but implacable after this second round drive. Paul Casey lets go as he follows his ball in the first round. Blade cutter, Martin Kaymer gets a workout on Congressional. Rory McIlroy wasn't perfect in the fourth round, but he had no problem finding his way out of the sand. Quietly at work in the second round, Y.E. Yang putts to empty stands. Davis Love III played a solid game at Congressional. Anthony Kim takes his second shot on no. 17 during the second round. A good look at the beginning of the Rory McIlroy swing sequence. Hatless Robert Rock hits out of the sand on the sixteenth hole. A silhouette of fans is captured in the fading light. Justin Rose was one of fifteen players at five-over par who did not make the cut. Frederik Jacobson gets an ant's viewpoint on his lie. John Senden's ball is the exclamation point on his club as he hits out of a bunker. Sergio Garcia's bogey on no. 10 in the third round was a blip on an otherwise strong back nine where he posted a 33. Photo By: J.D. Cuban There was no weekend play for Jeff Overton who had a forgettable first round that included five bogeys and a double bogey. Portrait of a champion. Share story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Next Up U.S. Open Outtakes 14 Photos 2010 U.S. Open Exclusive Outtakes 15 Photos 2011 Masters: Exclusive Outtakes 18 Photos 2011 U.S. Open: First Round Highlights 19 Photos 2011 U.S. Open: Second Round Highlights 14 Photos 2011 U.S. Open: Final Round Highlights 12 Photos 2011 U.S. Open: Third Round Highlights 11 Photos U.S. Open Scripting 26 Photos 1972 U.S. Open 9 Photos U.S. Open Style Review 23 Photos We Recommend 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 USGA hires former U.S. Open legend for new senior director role of PGA Tour player relations U.S. Open 2021: Jon Rahm defends tour on COVID policy, but isn't happy with way news was handled at Memorial
