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Golf World June 29, 2009
Cover Photo By Stephen Szurlej
BUNKER
Bethpage III is a good bet to happen
Nationwide pro's wife dies in accident
Bandon Dunes gets double-duty Publinx
Grooves rollback no longer a sure thing
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Hybrids were handy clubs to have at Bethpage Black
By E. Michael Johnson
Locker-room man Peter Henesy talks shop
By Bob Verdi
The golf at this U.S. Open was gripping, if not great
By Bob Verdi
TOUR TALK
AMATEURS
Matteo Manassero, just 16, wins the British Amateur
BACK 9/STATS & SCORES
NOTEBOOK
Thursday
A steady downpour halted play early, wreaking havoc on the schedule for the rest of the week
By Ron Sirak
Friday
Which side of the draw players were on affected scores in a major way
By Jim Moriarty
Saturday
A pair of unlikely names took aim at a couple of U.S. Open scoring marks
By E. Michael Johnson
Sunday
Ross Fisher, a pro for only four years, has gained plenty of big-time experience
By John Huggan
Monday
Despite a bad break, Hunter Mahan enjoyed the atmosphere and held his head high after tying his best finish in a major
By Jim Moriarty
U.S. OPEN REPORT
Snap Shots
A look at players battling the course--and the elements--at the 109th U.S. Open
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
Jenkins On Twitter
A sample of Dan Jenkins' tweets from the 2009 U.S. Open--his 200th major
By Brett Avery
The Rank and File
Stats and scores covering all four rounds from Bethpage Black
By Brett Avery
Winged Foot might have been more disappointing, but Bethpage was the Open Phil Mickelson wanted most
By Jaime Diaz
Long on promise and short on results, Ricky Barnes' career gets a boost from a record-setting near-miss at Bethpage
By Tim Rosaforte
Unlike the grounds crew and volunteers that kept the Black playable, defender Tiger Woods couldn't rise to the occasion
By Bill Fields
Report Card
How the top 10 on the World Ranking fared at 2009's second major
By John Antonni