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Payne Stewart never won again after the 1999 U.S. Open - he was killed in a plane crash months later. But he died as the reigning U.S. Open champion.

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Winner: Payne Stewart, 279Dates: June 17-20, 1999Location: Pinehurst Resort (No. 2 Course) in Pinehurst, North CarolinaTournament number: This was the 99th time the U.S. Open tournament was played.

How the 1999 US Open Was Won

The indelible image from the 1999 U.S. Open is that of Payne Stewart thrusting his fist into the air, one leg kicked out behind him, after the winning putt found the cup on the 72nd hole of play. There is now a statue of Stewart’s celebration pose behind the 18th green of the famed No. 2 course at Pinehurst Resort, site of the 1999 U.S. Open.

It was Stewart’s second U.S. Open victory, the last of his three majors, and his final win on the PGA Tour. Stewart, 42 years old, died in a plane crash later in the year.

Stewart started the final round with a 1-stroke lead over Phil Mickelson, who was wearing a beeper because his wife Amy was due to give birth to their first child (Amy delivered the next day).

Mickelson took the lead after the 12th hole, but Stewart climbed back into a share when Mickelson bogeyed the 16th hole. Stewart regained the outright lead with a birdie to Mickelson’s par on the 17th. And then Stewart sealed the championship with an 18-foot par putt on the final hole.

After that putt dropped, and after his celebratory fist-in-the-air, Stewart cradled the disappointed Mickelson’s face in his hands and told him, “You are going to love being a father.”

It was the first runner-up finish in a U.S. Open by Mickelson. Mickelson went on to set the tournament record for second-place finishes with six (he never won this major, although he won five others).

Vijay Singh had his best-ever finish in a U.S. Open this year, tying for third with Tiger Woods, two strokes behind Stewart.

Stewart also won the 1991 U.S. Open. His victory here made him the third golfer in the 1990s to win two U.S. Opens. The other two were Lee Janzen and Ernie Els.

1999 U.S. Open Scores

Results from the 1999 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 No. 2 Course at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in the Village of Pinehurst, N.C. (a-amateur):

Payne Stewart, $625,000 68-69-72-70-279

Phil Mickelson, $370,000 67-70-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $196,792 68-71-72-70-281

Vijay Singh, $196,792 69-70-73-69-281

Steve Stricker, $130,655 70-73-69-73-285

Tim Herron, $116,935 69-72-70-75-286

David Duval, $96,260 67-70-75-75-287

Jeff Maggert, $96,260 71-69-74-73-287

Hal Sutton, $96,260 69-70-76-72-287

Darren Clarke, $78,863 73-70-74-71-288

Billy Mayfair, $78,863 67-72-74-75-288

Paul Goydos, $67,347 67-74-74-74-289

Davis Love III, $67,347 70-73-74-72-289

Paul Azinger, $67,347 72-72-75-70-289

Colin Montgomerie, $58,215 72-72-74-72-290

Justin Leonard, $58,215 69-75-73-73-290

John Huston, $46,756 71-69-75-76-291

Scott Verplank, $46,756 72-73-72-74-291

Dudley Hart, $46,756 73-73-76-69-291

Jim Furyk, $46,756 69-73-77-72-291

Jay Haas, $46,756 74-72-73-72-291

Jesper Parnevik, $46,756 71-71-76-73-291

Miguel Jimenez, $33,505 73-70-72-77-292

D.A. Weibring, $33,505 69-74-74-75-292

Tom Scherrer, $33,505 72-72-74-74-292

Nick Price, $33,505 71-74-74-73-292

Brian Watts, $33,505 69-73-77-73-292

Tom Lehman, $26,186 73-74-73-73-293

David Berganio, $26,186 68-77-76-72-293

Bob Estes, $23,805 70-71-77-76-294

Geoffrey Sisk, $23,805 71-72-76-75-294

Sven Struver, $22,449 70-76-75-74-295

Stewart Cink, $22,449 72-74-78-71-295

Rocco Mediate, $19,084 69-72-76-79-296

Corey Pavin, $19,084 74-71-78-73-296

Gabriel Hjertstedt, $19,084 75-72-79-70-296

Craig Parry, $19,084 69-73-79-75-296

Brad Fabel, $19,084 69-75-78-74-296

Steve Pate, $19,084 70-75-75-76-296

Carlos Franco, $19,084 69-77-73-77-296

Esteban Toledo, $19,084 70-72-76-78-296

Stephan Allan, $15,068 71-74-77-75-297

Len Mattiace, $15,068 72-75-75-75-297

Chris Perry, $15,068 72-74-75-76-297

Gary Hallberg, $15,068 74-72-75-76-297

Brandel Chamblee, $12,060 73-74-74-77-298

Jim Carter, $12,060 73-70-78-77-298

Lee Janzen, $12,060 74-73-76-75-298

David Lebeck, $12,060 74-70-78-76-298

Robert Allenby, $12,060 74-72-76-76-298

Steve Elkington, $10,305 71-72-79-77-299

Chris Tidland, $10,305 71-75-75-78-299

Jason Tyska, $9,562 72-74-75-79-300

Greg Kraft, $9,562 70-73-82-75-300

Spike McRoy, $9,562 70-74-76-80-300

Phillip Price, $9,562 71-73-75-81-300

Jerry Kelly, $8,840 73-74-79-75-301

Tom Watson, $8,840 75-70-77-79-301

Kaname Yokoo, $8,840 68-74-78-81-301

Tom Kite, $8,460 74-72-80-76-302

John Cook, $8,460 74-73-77-78-302

Bob Tway, $8,178 69-77-79-78-303

Chris Smith, $8,178 69-77-77-80-303

Larry Mize, $7,966 69-75-84-76-304

a-Hank Kuehne 72-75-81-78-306

Bob Burns, $7,755 71-76-84-77-308

Ted Tryba, $7,755 72-75-82-79-308

John Daly, $7,543 68-77-81-83-309

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Payne Stewart never won again after the 1999 U.S. Open - he was killed in a plane crash months later. But he died as the reigning U.S. Open champion.

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Winner: Payne Stewart, 279Dates: June 17-20, 1999Location: Pinehurst Resort (No. 2 Course) in Pinehurst, North CarolinaTournament number: This was the 99th time the U.S. Open tournament was played.

How the 1999 US Open Was Won

It was Stewart’s second U.S. Open victory, the last of his three majors, and his final win on the PGA Tour. Stewart, 42 years old, died in a plane crash later in the year.

Stewart started the final round with a 1-stroke lead over Phil Mickelson, who was wearing a beeper because his wife Amy was due to give birth to their first child (Amy delivered the next day).

After that putt dropped, and after his celebratory fist-in-the-air, Stewart cradled the disappointed Mickelson’s face in his hands and told him, “You are going to love being a father.”

Vijay Singh had his best-ever finish in a U.S. Open this year, tying for third with Tiger Woods, two strokes behind Stewart.

Stewart also won the 1991 U.S. Open. His victory here made him the third golfer in the 1990s to win two U.S. Opens. The other two were Lee Janzen and Ernie Els.

1999 U.S. Open Scores

Results from the 1999 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 No. 2 Course at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in the Village of Pinehurst, N.C. (a-amateur):

Payne Stewart, $625,000 68-69-72-70-279

Phil Mickelson, $370,000 67-70-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $196,792 68-71-72-70-281

Vijay Singh, $196,792 69-70-73-69-281

Steve Stricker, $130,655 70-73-69-73-285

Tim Herron, $116,935 69-72-70-75-286

David Duval, $96,260 67-70-75-75-287

Jeff Maggert, $96,260 71-69-74-73-287

Hal Sutton, $96,260 69-70-76-72-287

Darren Clarke, $78,863 73-70-74-71-288

Billy Mayfair, $78,863 67-72-74-75-288

Paul Goydos, $67,347 67-74-74-74-289

Davis Love III, $67,347 70-73-74-72-289

Paul Azinger, $67,347 72-72-75-70-289

Colin Montgomerie, $58,215 72-72-74-72-290

Justin Leonard, $58,215 69-75-73-73-290

John Huston, $46,756 71-69-75-76-291

Scott Verplank, $46,756 72-73-72-74-291

Dudley Hart, $46,756 73-73-76-69-291

Jim Furyk, $46,756 69-73-77-72-291

Jay Haas, $46,756 74-72-73-72-291

Jesper Parnevik, $46,756 71-71-76-73-291

Miguel Jimenez, $33,505 73-70-72-77-292

D.A. Weibring, $33,505 69-74-74-75-292

Tom Scherrer, $33,505 72-72-74-74-292

Nick Price, $33,505 71-74-74-73-292

Brian Watts, $33,505 69-73-77-73-292

Tom Lehman, $26,186 73-74-73-73-293

David Berganio, $26,186 68-77-76-72-293

Bob Estes, $23,805 70-71-77-76-294

Geoffrey Sisk, $23,805 71-72-76-75-294

Sven Struver, $22,449 70-76-75-74-295

Stewart Cink, $22,449 72-74-78-71-295

Rocco Mediate, $19,084 69-72-76-79-296

Corey Pavin, $19,084 74-71-78-73-296

Gabriel Hjertstedt, $19,084 75-72-79-70-296

Craig Parry, $19,084 69-73-79-75-296

Brad Fabel, $19,084 69-75-78-74-296

Steve Pate, $19,084 70-75-75-76-296

Carlos Franco, $19,084 69-77-73-77-296

Esteban Toledo, $19,084 70-72-76-78-296

Stephan Allan, $15,068 71-74-77-75-297

Len Mattiace, $15,068 72-75-75-75-297

Chris Perry, $15,068 72-74-75-76-297

Gary Hallberg, $15,068 74-72-75-76-297

Brandel Chamblee, $12,060 73-74-74-77-298

Jim Carter, $12,060 73-70-78-77-298

Lee Janzen, $12,060 74-73-76-75-298

David Lebeck, $12,060 74-70-78-76-298

Robert Allenby, $12,060 74-72-76-76-298

Steve Elkington, $10,305 71-72-79-77-299

Chris Tidland, $10,305 71-75-75-78-299

Jason Tyska, $9,562 72-74-75-79-300

Greg Kraft, $9,562 70-73-82-75-300

Spike McRoy, $9,562 70-74-76-80-300

Phillip Price, $9,562 71-73-75-81-300

Jerry Kelly, $8,840 73-74-79-75-301

Tom Watson, $8,840 75-70-77-79-301

Kaname Yokoo, $8,840 68-74-78-81-301

Tom Kite, $8,460 74-72-80-76-302

John Cook, $8,460 74-73-77-78-302

Bob Tway, $8,178 69-77-79-78-303

Chris Smith, $8,178 69-77-77-80-303

Larry Mize, $7,966 69-75-84-76-304

a-Hank Kuehne 72-75-81-78-306

Bob Burns, $7,755 71-76-84-77-308

Ted Tryba, $7,755 72-75-82-79-308

John Daly, $7,543 68-77-81-83-309

Back to list of U.S. Open Winners

Biography of Golfer Payne Stewart

24 Champion Golfers Who Died Tragic, Early Deaths

1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again

2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green

2010 US Open

1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’

2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera

1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List

1993 US Open: When Janzen Beat Stewart (the First Time)

2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black

1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return

Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores

US Open Scoring Records: Golfers Going Low

European Tour KLM Open

1993 PGA Championship: Azinger vs. Norman in Playoff

The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses

Payne Stewart never won again after the 1999 U.S. Open - he was killed in a plane crash months later. But he died as the reigning U.S. Open champion.

Quick Bits

Winner: Payne Stewart, 279Dates: June 17-20, 1999Location: Pinehurst Resort (No. 2 Course) in Pinehurst, North CarolinaTournament number: This was the 99th time the U.S. Open tournament was played.

How the 1999 US Open Was Won

It was Stewart’s second U.S. Open victory, the last of his three majors, and his final win on the PGA Tour. Stewart, 42 years old, died in a plane crash later in the year.

Stewart started the final round with a 1-stroke lead over Phil Mickelson, who was wearing a beeper because his wife Amy was due to give birth to their first child (Amy delivered the next day).

After that putt dropped, and after his celebratory fist-in-the-air, Stewart cradled the disappointed Mickelson’s face in his hands and told him, “You are going to love being a father.”

Vijay Singh had his best-ever finish in a U.S. Open this year, tying for third with Tiger Woods, two strokes behind Stewart.

Stewart also won the 1991 U.S. Open. His victory here made him the third golfer in the 1990s to win two U.S. Opens. The other two were Lee Janzen and Ernie Els.

1999 U.S. Open Scores

Results from the 1999 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 No. 2 Course at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in the Village of Pinehurst, N.C. (a-amateur):

Payne Stewart, $625,000 68-69-72-70-279

Phil Mickelson, $370,000 67-70-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $196,792 68-71-72-70-281

Vijay Singh, $196,792 69-70-73-69-281

Steve Stricker, $130,655 70-73-69-73-285

Tim Herron, $116,935 69-72-70-75-286

David Duval, $96,260 67-70-75-75-287

Jeff Maggert, $96,260 71-69-74-73-287

Hal Sutton, $96,260 69-70-76-72-287

Darren Clarke, $78,863 73-70-74-71-288

Billy Mayfair, $78,863 67-72-74-75-288

Paul Goydos, $67,347 67-74-74-74-289

Davis Love III, $67,347 70-73-74-72-289

Paul Azinger, $67,347 72-72-75-70-289

Colin Montgomerie, $58,215 72-72-74-72-290

Justin Leonard, $58,215 69-75-73-73-290

John Huston, $46,756 71-69-75-76-291

Scott Verplank, $46,756 72-73-72-74-291

Dudley Hart, $46,756 73-73-76-69-291

Jim Furyk, $46,756 69-73-77-72-291

Jay Haas, $46,756 74-72-73-72-291

Jesper Parnevik, $46,756 71-71-76-73-291

Miguel Jimenez, $33,505 73-70-72-77-292

D.A. Weibring, $33,505 69-74-74-75-292

Tom Scherrer, $33,505 72-72-74-74-292

Nick Price, $33,505 71-74-74-73-292

Brian Watts, $33,505 69-73-77-73-292

Tom Lehman, $26,186 73-74-73-73-293

David Berganio, $26,186 68-77-76-72-293

Bob Estes, $23,805 70-71-77-76-294

Geoffrey Sisk, $23,805 71-72-76-75-294

Sven Struver, $22,449 70-76-75-74-295

Stewart Cink, $22,449 72-74-78-71-295

Rocco Mediate, $19,084 69-72-76-79-296

Corey Pavin, $19,084 74-71-78-73-296

Gabriel Hjertstedt, $19,084 75-72-79-70-296

Craig Parry, $19,084 69-73-79-75-296

Brad Fabel, $19,084 69-75-78-74-296

Steve Pate, $19,084 70-75-75-76-296

Carlos Franco, $19,084 69-77-73-77-296

Esteban Toledo, $19,084 70-72-76-78-296

Stephan Allan, $15,068 71-74-77-75-297

Len Mattiace, $15,068 72-75-75-75-297

Chris Perry, $15,068 72-74-75-76-297

Gary Hallberg, $15,068 74-72-75-76-297

Brandel Chamblee, $12,060 73-74-74-77-298

Jim Carter, $12,060 73-70-78-77-298

Lee Janzen, $12,060 74-73-76-75-298

David Lebeck, $12,060 74-70-78-76-298

Robert Allenby, $12,060 74-72-76-76-298

Steve Elkington, $10,305 71-72-79-77-299

Chris Tidland, $10,305 71-75-75-78-299

Jason Tyska, $9,562 72-74-75-79-300

Greg Kraft, $9,562 70-73-82-75-300

Spike McRoy, $9,562 70-74-76-80-300

Phillip Price, $9,562 71-73-75-81-300

Jerry Kelly, $8,840 73-74-79-75-301

Tom Watson, $8,840 75-70-77-79-301

Kaname Yokoo, $8,840 68-74-78-81-301

Tom Kite, $8,460 74-72-80-76-302

John Cook, $8,460 74-73-77-78-302

Bob Tway, $8,178 69-77-79-78-303

Chris Smith, $8,178 69-77-77-80-303

Larry Mize, $7,966 69-75-84-76-304

a-Hank Kuehne 72-75-81-78-306

Bob Burns, $7,755 71-76-84-77-308

Ted Tryba, $7,755 72-75-82-79-308

John Daly, $7,543 68-77-81-83-309

Back to list of U.S. Open Winners

Payne Stewart never won again after the 1999 U.S. Open - he was killed in a plane crash months later. But he died as the reigning U.S. Open champion.

Quick Bits

Winner: Payne Stewart, 279Dates: June 17-20, 1999Location: Pinehurst Resort (No. 2 Course) in Pinehurst, North CarolinaTournament number: This was the 99th time the U.S. Open tournament was played.

How the 1999 US Open Was Won

It was Stewart’s second U.S. Open victory, the last of his three majors, and his final win on the PGA Tour. Stewart, 42 years old, died in a plane crash later in the year.

Stewart started the final round with a 1-stroke lead over Phil Mickelson, who was wearing a beeper because his wife Amy was due to give birth to their first child (Amy delivered the next day).

After that putt dropped, and after his celebratory fist-in-the-air, Stewart cradled the disappointed Mickelson’s face in his hands and told him, “You are going to love being a father.”

Vijay Singh had his best-ever finish in a U.S. Open this year, tying for third with Tiger Woods, two strokes behind Stewart.

Stewart also won the 1991 U.S. Open. His victory here made him the third golfer in the 1990s to win two U.S. Opens. The other two were Lee Janzen and Ernie Els.

1999 U.S. Open Scores

Results from the 1999 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 No. 2 Course at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in the Village of Pinehurst, N.C. (a-amateur):

Payne Stewart, $625,000 68-69-72-70-279

Phil Mickelson, $370,000 67-70-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $196,792 68-71-72-70-281

Vijay Singh, $196,792 69-70-73-69-281

Steve Stricker, $130,655 70-73-69-73-285

Tim Herron, $116,935 69-72-70-75-286

David Duval, $96,260 67-70-75-75-287

Jeff Maggert, $96,260 71-69-74-73-287

Hal Sutton, $96,260 69-70-76-72-287

Darren Clarke, $78,863 73-70-74-71-288

Billy Mayfair, $78,863 67-72-74-75-288

Paul Goydos, $67,347 67-74-74-74-289

Davis Love III, $67,347 70-73-74-72-289

Paul Azinger, $67,347 72-72-75-70-289

Colin Montgomerie, $58,215 72-72-74-72-290

Justin Leonard, $58,215 69-75-73-73-290

John Huston, $46,756 71-69-75-76-291

Scott Verplank, $46,756 72-73-72-74-291

Dudley Hart, $46,756 73-73-76-69-291

Jim Furyk, $46,756 69-73-77-72-291

Jay Haas, $46,756 74-72-73-72-291

Jesper Parnevik, $46,756 71-71-76-73-291

Miguel Jimenez, $33,505 73-70-72-77-292

D.A. Weibring, $33,505 69-74-74-75-292

Tom Scherrer, $33,505 72-72-74-74-292

Nick Price, $33,505 71-74-74-73-292

Brian Watts, $33,505 69-73-77-73-292

Tom Lehman, $26,186 73-74-73-73-293

David Berganio, $26,186 68-77-76-72-293

Bob Estes, $23,805 70-71-77-76-294

Geoffrey Sisk, $23,805 71-72-76-75-294

Sven Struver, $22,449 70-76-75-74-295

Stewart Cink, $22,449 72-74-78-71-295

Rocco Mediate, $19,084 69-72-76-79-296

Corey Pavin, $19,084 74-71-78-73-296

Gabriel Hjertstedt, $19,084 75-72-79-70-296

Craig Parry, $19,084 69-73-79-75-296

Brad Fabel, $19,084 69-75-78-74-296

Steve Pate, $19,084 70-75-75-76-296

Carlos Franco, $19,084 69-77-73-77-296

Esteban Toledo, $19,084 70-72-76-78-296

Stephan Allan, $15,068 71-74-77-75-297

Len Mattiace, $15,068 72-75-75-75-297

Chris Perry, $15,068 72-74-75-76-297

Gary Hallberg, $15,068 74-72-75-76-297

Brandel Chamblee, $12,060 73-74-74-77-298

Jim Carter, $12,060 73-70-78-77-298

Lee Janzen, $12,060 74-73-76-75-298

David Lebeck, $12,060 74-70-78-76-298

Robert Allenby, $12,060 74-72-76-76-298

Steve Elkington, $10,305 71-72-79-77-299

Chris Tidland, $10,305 71-75-75-78-299

Jason Tyska, $9,562 72-74-75-79-300

Greg Kraft, $9,562 70-73-82-75-300

Spike McRoy, $9,562 70-74-76-80-300

Phillip Price, $9,562 71-73-75-81-300

Jerry Kelly, $8,840 73-74-79-75-301

Tom Watson, $8,840 75-70-77-79-301

Kaname Yokoo, $8,840 68-74-78-81-301

Tom Kite, $8,460 74-72-80-76-302

John Cook, $8,460 74-73-77-78-302

Bob Tway, $8,178 69-77-79-78-303

Chris Smith, $8,178 69-77-77-80-303

Larry Mize, $7,966 69-75-84-76-304

a-Hank Kuehne 72-75-81-78-306

Bob Burns, $7,755 71-76-84-77-308

Ted Tryba, $7,755 72-75-82-79-308

John Daly, $7,543 68-77-81-83-309

Back to list of U.S. Open Winners

Biography of Golfer Payne Stewart
24 Champion Golfers Who Died Tragic, Early Deaths
1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again
2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green
2010 US Open
1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List
1993 US Open: When Janzen Beat Stewart (the First Time)
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return
Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores
US Open Scoring Records: Golfers Going Low
European Tour KLM Open
1993 PGA Championship: Azinger vs. Norman in Playoff
The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses

Biography of Golfer Payne Stewart

24 Champion Golfers Who Died Tragic, Early Deaths

1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again

2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green

2010 US Open

1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’

2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera

1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List

1993 US Open: When Janzen Beat Stewart (the First Time)

2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black

1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return

Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores

US Open Scoring Records: Golfers Going Low

European Tour KLM Open

1993 PGA Championship: Azinger vs. Norman in Playoff

The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses

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How the 1999 US Open Was Won#

1999 U.S. Open Scores#

How the 1999 US Open Was Won

1999 U.S. Open Scores