Tiger Woods won his second U.S. Open title in 2002, and the eighth major of his career.
Woods finished ahead of a leaderboard that included Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia and Nick Faldo in the Top 5, but none of those stars seriously threatened Woods’ victory. Woods won wire-to-wire, just as he did in his first U.S. Open win in 2000.
Garcia was in second place as the final round began, but four strokes behind Woods, and Garcia lost a couple more strokes to Woods throughout the fourth round. Mickelson gained on Woods, and at one point on the back nine closed to within two, but wound up three strokes behind in solo second.
The 2002 U.S. Open was played on the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in New York. Bethpage Black was the first municipal golf course ever to host a U.S. Open.
2002 U.S. Open Scores
Results from the 2002 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Bethpage, N.Y. (a-amateur):
Tiger Woods, $1,000,000 67-68-70-72–277
Phil Mickelson, $585,000 70-73-67-70–280
Jeff Maggert, $362,356 69-73-68-72–282
Sergio Garcia, $252,546 68-74-67-74–283
Nick Faldo, $182,882 70-76-66-73–285
Scott Hoch, $182,882 71-75-70-69–285
Billy Mayfair, $182,882 69-74-68-74–285
Tom Byrum, $138,669 72-72-70-72–286
Padraig Harrington, $138,669 70-68-73-75–286
Nick Price, $138,669 72-75-69-70–286
Peter Lonard, $119,357 73-74-73-67–287
Robert Allenby, $102,338 74-70-67-77–288
Justin Leonard, $102,338 73-71-68-76–288
Jay Haas, $102,338 73-73-70-72–288
Dudley Hart, $102,338 69-76-70-73–288
Shigeki Maruyama, $86,372 76-67-73-73–289
Steve Stricker, $86,372 72-77-69-71–289
Luke Donald, $68,995 76-72-70-72–290
Steve Flesch, $68,995 72-72-75-71–290
Charles Howell III, $68,995 71-74-70-75–290
Thomas Levet, $68,995 71-77-70-72–290
Mark O’Meara, $68,995 76-70-69-75–290
Craig Stadler, $68,995 74-72-70-74–290
Jim Carter, $47,439 77-73-70-71–291
Darren Clarke, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Chris DiMarco, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Ernie Els, $47,439 73-74-70-74–291
Davis Love III, $47,439 71-71-72-77–291
Jeff Sluman, $47,439 73-73-72-73–291
Jason Caron, $35,639 75-72-72-73–292
K.J. Choi, $35,639 69-73-73-77–292
Paul Lawrie, $35,639 73-73-73-73–292
Scott McCarron, $35,639 72-72-70-78–292
Vijay Singh, $35,639 75-75-67-75–292
Shingo Katayama, $31,945 74-72-74-73–293
Bernhard Langer, $31,945 72-76-70-75–293
Stuart Appleby, $26,783 77-73-75-69–294
Thomas Bjorn, $26,783 71-79-73-71–294
Niclas Fasth, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Donnie Hammond, $26,783 73-77-71-73–294
Franklin Langham, $26,783 70-76-74-74–294
Rocco Mediate, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Kevin Sutherland, $26,783 74-75-70-75–294
Hidemichi Tanaka, $26,783 73-73-72-76–294
Tom Lehman, $20,072 71-76-72-76–295
David Toms, $20,072 74-74-70-77–295
Frank Lickliter II, $20,072 74-76-68-77–295
Kenny Perry, $20,072 74-76-71-74–295
Jean Van de Velde, $20,072 71-75-74-75–295
Craig Bowden, $16,294 71-77-74-74–296
Tim Herron, $16,294 75-74-73-74–296
Robert Karlsson, $16,294 71-77-72-76–296
Jose Maria Olazabal, $16,294 71-77-75-73–296
Harrison Frazar, $14,764 74-73-75-75–297
Ian Leggatt, $14,764 72-77-72-76–297
Jesper Parnevik, $14,764 72-76-69-80–297
Corey Pavin, $14,764 74-75-70-78–297
Brad Lardon, $13,988 73-73-74-78–298
John Maginnes, $13,493 79-69-73-78–299
Greg Norman, $13,493 75-73-74-77–299
Bob Tway, $13,493 72-78-73-76–299
Andy Miller, $12,794 76-74-75-75–300
Jeev Milkha Singh, $12,794 75-75-75-75–300
Paul Stankowski, $12,794 72-77-77-74–300
Spike McRoy, $12,340 75-75-74-77–301
Angel Cabrera, $12,000 73-73-79-77–302
Brad Faxon, $12,000 75-74-73-80–302
Kent Jones, $11,546 76-74-74-79–303
Len Mattiace, $11,546 72-73-78-80–303
John Daly, $11,083 74-76-81-73–304
Tom Gillis, $11,083 71-76-78-79–304
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2001 U.S. Open: Second Chance for Goosen
Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores
1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List
Lowest Round in a Men’s Golf Major: The All-Time Bests
Tiger Woods in the Majors
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
Sergio Garcia: Masters Champion and Ryder Cup Golf Star
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
The Worst Scores In Masters Tournament History
All-Time Bests From the British Open
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
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Tiger Woods won his second U.S. Open title in 2002, and the eighth major of his career.
Woods finished ahead of a leaderboard that included Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia and Nick Faldo in the Top 5, but none of those stars seriously threatened Woods’ victory. Woods won wire-to-wire, just as he did in his first U.S. Open win in 2000.
Garcia was in second place as the final round began, but four strokes behind Woods, and Garcia lost a couple more strokes to Woods throughout the fourth round. Mickelson gained on Woods, and at one point on the back nine closed to within two, but wound up three strokes behind in solo second.
The 2002 U.S. Open was played on the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in New York. Bethpage Black was the first municipal golf course ever to host a U.S. Open.
2002 U.S. Open Scores
Results from the 2002 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Bethpage, N.Y. (a-amateur):
Tiger Woods, $1,000,000 67-68-70-72–277
Phil Mickelson, $585,000 70-73-67-70–280
Jeff Maggert, $362,356 69-73-68-72–282
Sergio Garcia, $252,546 68-74-67-74–283
Nick Faldo, $182,882 70-76-66-73–285
Scott Hoch, $182,882 71-75-70-69–285
Billy Mayfair, $182,882 69-74-68-74–285
Tom Byrum, $138,669 72-72-70-72–286
Padraig Harrington, $138,669 70-68-73-75–286
Nick Price, $138,669 72-75-69-70–286
Peter Lonard, $119,357 73-74-73-67–287
Robert Allenby, $102,338 74-70-67-77–288
Justin Leonard, $102,338 73-71-68-76–288
Jay Haas, $102,338 73-73-70-72–288
Dudley Hart, $102,338 69-76-70-73–288
Shigeki Maruyama, $86,372 76-67-73-73–289
Steve Stricker, $86,372 72-77-69-71–289
Luke Donald, $68,995 76-72-70-72–290
Steve Flesch, $68,995 72-72-75-71–290
Charles Howell III, $68,995 71-74-70-75–290
Thomas Levet, $68,995 71-77-70-72–290
Mark O’Meara, $68,995 76-70-69-75–290
Craig Stadler, $68,995 74-72-70-74–290
Jim Carter, $47,439 77-73-70-71–291
Darren Clarke, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Chris DiMarco, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Ernie Els, $47,439 73-74-70-74–291
Davis Love III, $47,439 71-71-72-77–291
Jeff Sluman, $47,439 73-73-72-73–291
Jason Caron, $35,639 75-72-72-73–292
K.J. Choi, $35,639 69-73-73-77–292
Paul Lawrie, $35,639 73-73-73-73–292
Scott McCarron, $35,639 72-72-70-78–292
Vijay Singh, $35,639 75-75-67-75–292
Shingo Katayama, $31,945 74-72-74-73–293
Bernhard Langer, $31,945 72-76-70-75–293
Stuart Appleby, $26,783 77-73-75-69–294
Thomas Bjorn, $26,783 71-79-73-71–294
Niclas Fasth, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Donnie Hammond, $26,783 73-77-71-73–294
Franklin Langham, $26,783 70-76-74-74–294
Rocco Mediate, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Kevin Sutherland, $26,783 74-75-70-75–294
Hidemichi Tanaka, $26,783 73-73-72-76–294
Tom Lehman, $20,072 71-76-72-76–295
David Toms, $20,072 74-74-70-77–295
Frank Lickliter II, $20,072 74-76-68-77–295
Kenny Perry, $20,072 74-76-71-74–295
Jean Van de Velde, $20,072 71-75-74-75–295
Craig Bowden, $16,294 71-77-74-74–296
Tim Herron, $16,294 75-74-73-74–296
Robert Karlsson, $16,294 71-77-72-76–296
Jose Maria Olazabal, $16,294 71-77-75-73–296
Harrison Frazar, $14,764 74-73-75-75–297
Ian Leggatt, $14,764 72-77-72-76–297
Jesper Parnevik, $14,764 72-76-69-80–297
Corey Pavin, $14,764 74-75-70-78–297
Brad Lardon, $13,988 73-73-74-78–298
John Maginnes, $13,493 79-69-73-78–299
Greg Norman, $13,493 75-73-74-77–299
Bob Tway, $13,493 72-78-73-76–299
Andy Miller, $12,794 76-74-75-75–300
Jeev Milkha Singh, $12,794 75-75-75-75–300
Paul Stankowski, $12,794 72-77-77-74–300
Spike McRoy, $12,340 75-75-74-77–301
Angel Cabrera, $12,000 73-73-79-77–302
Brad Faxon, $12,000 75-74-73-80–302
Kent Jones, $11,546 76-74-74-79–303
Len Mattiace, $11,546 72-73-78-80–303
John Daly, $11,083 74-76-81-73–304
Tom Gillis, $11,083 71-76-78-79–304
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2001 U.S. Open: Second Chance for Goosen
Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores
1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List
Lowest Round in a Men’s Golf Major: The All-Time Bests
Tiger Woods in the Majors
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
Sergio Garcia: Masters Champion and Ryder Cup Golf Star
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
The Worst Scores In Masters Tournament History
All-Time Bests From the British Open
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
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Tiger Woods won his second U.S. Open title in 2002, and the eighth major of his career.
Woods finished ahead of a leaderboard that included Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia and Nick Faldo in the Top 5, but none of those stars seriously threatened Woods’ victory. Woods won wire-to-wire, just as he did in his first U.S. Open win in 2000.
Garcia was in second place as the final round began, but four strokes behind Woods, and Garcia lost a couple more strokes to Woods throughout the fourth round. Mickelson gained on Woods, and at one point on the back nine closed to within two, but wound up three strokes behind in solo second.
The 2002 U.S. Open was played on the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in New York. Bethpage Black was the first municipal golf course ever to host a U.S. Open.
2002 U.S. Open Scores
Results from the 2002 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Bethpage, N.Y. (a-amateur):
Tiger Woods, $1,000,000 67-68-70-72–277
Phil Mickelson, $585,000 70-73-67-70–280
Jeff Maggert, $362,356 69-73-68-72–282
Sergio Garcia, $252,546 68-74-67-74–283
Nick Faldo, $182,882 70-76-66-73–285
Scott Hoch, $182,882 71-75-70-69–285
Billy Mayfair, $182,882 69-74-68-74–285
Tom Byrum, $138,669 72-72-70-72–286
Padraig Harrington, $138,669 70-68-73-75–286
Nick Price, $138,669 72-75-69-70–286
Peter Lonard, $119,357 73-74-73-67–287
Robert Allenby, $102,338 74-70-67-77–288
Justin Leonard, $102,338 73-71-68-76–288
Jay Haas, $102,338 73-73-70-72–288
Dudley Hart, $102,338 69-76-70-73–288
Shigeki Maruyama, $86,372 76-67-73-73–289
Steve Stricker, $86,372 72-77-69-71–289
Luke Donald, $68,995 76-72-70-72–290
Steve Flesch, $68,995 72-72-75-71–290
Charles Howell III, $68,995 71-74-70-75–290
Thomas Levet, $68,995 71-77-70-72–290
Mark O’Meara, $68,995 76-70-69-75–290
Craig Stadler, $68,995 74-72-70-74–290
Jim Carter, $47,439 77-73-70-71–291
Darren Clarke, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Chris DiMarco, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Ernie Els, $47,439 73-74-70-74–291
Davis Love III, $47,439 71-71-72-77–291
Jeff Sluman, $47,439 73-73-72-73–291
Jason Caron, $35,639 75-72-72-73–292
K.J. Choi, $35,639 69-73-73-77–292
Paul Lawrie, $35,639 73-73-73-73–292
Scott McCarron, $35,639 72-72-70-78–292
Vijay Singh, $35,639 75-75-67-75–292
Shingo Katayama, $31,945 74-72-74-73–293
Bernhard Langer, $31,945 72-76-70-75–293
Stuart Appleby, $26,783 77-73-75-69–294
Thomas Bjorn, $26,783 71-79-73-71–294
Niclas Fasth, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Donnie Hammond, $26,783 73-77-71-73–294
Franklin Langham, $26,783 70-76-74-74–294
Rocco Mediate, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Kevin Sutherland, $26,783 74-75-70-75–294
Hidemichi Tanaka, $26,783 73-73-72-76–294
Tom Lehman, $20,072 71-76-72-76–295
David Toms, $20,072 74-74-70-77–295
Frank Lickliter II, $20,072 74-76-68-77–295
Kenny Perry, $20,072 74-76-71-74–295
Jean Van de Velde, $20,072 71-75-74-75–295
Craig Bowden, $16,294 71-77-74-74–296
Tim Herron, $16,294 75-74-73-74–296
Robert Karlsson, $16,294 71-77-72-76–296
Jose Maria Olazabal, $16,294 71-77-75-73–296
Harrison Frazar, $14,764 74-73-75-75–297
Ian Leggatt, $14,764 72-77-72-76–297
Jesper Parnevik, $14,764 72-76-69-80–297
Corey Pavin, $14,764 74-75-70-78–297
Brad Lardon, $13,988 73-73-74-78–298
John Maginnes, $13,493 79-69-73-78–299
Greg Norman, $13,493 75-73-74-77–299
Bob Tway, $13,493 72-78-73-76–299
Andy Miller, $12,794 76-74-75-75–300
Jeev Milkha Singh, $12,794 75-75-75-75–300
Paul Stankowski, $12,794 72-77-77-74–300
Spike McRoy, $12,340 75-75-74-77–301
Angel Cabrera, $12,000 73-73-79-77–302
Brad Faxon, $12,000 75-74-73-80–302
Kent Jones, $11,546 76-74-74-79–303
Len Mattiace, $11,546 72-73-78-80–303
John Daly, $11,083 74-76-81-73–304
Tom Gillis, $11,083 71-76-78-79–304
Tiger Woods won his second U.S. Open title in 2002, and the eighth major of his career.
Woods finished ahead of a leaderboard that included Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia and Nick Faldo in the Top 5, but none of those stars seriously threatened Woods’ victory. Woods won wire-to-wire, just as he did in his first U.S. Open win in 2000.
Garcia was in second place as the final round began, but four strokes behind Woods, and Garcia lost a couple more strokes to Woods throughout the fourth round. Mickelson gained on Woods, and at one point on the back nine closed to within two, but wound up three strokes behind in solo second.
The 2002 U.S. Open was played on the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in New York. Bethpage Black was the first municipal golf course ever to host a U.S. Open.
2002 U.S. Open Scores
Results from the 2002 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Bethpage, N.Y. (a-amateur):
Tiger Woods, $1,000,000 67-68-70-72–277
Phil Mickelson, $585,000 70-73-67-70–280
Jeff Maggert, $362,356 69-73-68-72–282
Sergio Garcia, $252,546 68-74-67-74–283
Nick Faldo, $182,882 70-76-66-73–285
Scott Hoch, $182,882 71-75-70-69–285
Billy Mayfair, $182,882 69-74-68-74–285
Tom Byrum, $138,669 72-72-70-72–286
Padraig Harrington, $138,669 70-68-73-75–286
Nick Price, $138,669 72-75-69-70–286
Peter Lonard, $119,357 73-74-73-67–287
Robert Allenby, $102,338 74-70-67-77–288
Justin Leonard, $102,338 73-71-68-76–288
Jay Haas, $102,338 73-73-70-72–288
Dudley Hart, $102,338 69-76-70-73–288
Shigeki Maruyama, $86,372 76-67-73-73–289
Steve Stricker, $86,372 72-77-69-71–289
Luke Donald, $68,995 76-72-70-72–290
Steve Flesch, $68,995 72-72-75-71–290
Charles Howell III, $68,995 71-74-70-75–290
Thomas Levet, $68,995 71-77-70-72–290
Mark O’Meara, $68,995 76-70-69-75–290
Craig Stadler, $68,995 74-72-70-74–290
Jim Carter, $47,439 77-73-70-71–291
Darren Clarke, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Chris DiMarco, $47,439 74-74-72-71–291
Ernie Els, $47,439 73-74-70-74–291
Davis Love III, $47,439 71-71-72-77–291
Jeff Sluman, $47,439 73-73-72-73–291
Jason Caron, $35,639 75-72-72-73–292
K.J. Choi, $35,639 69-73-73-77–292
Paul Lawrie, $35,639 73-73-73-73–292
Scott McCarron, $35,639 72-72-70-78–292
Vijay Singh, $35,639 75-75-67-75–292
Shingo Katayama, $31,945 74-72-74-73–293
Bernhard Langer, $31,945 72-76-70-75–293
Stuart Appleby, $26,783 77-73-75-69–294
Thomas Bjorn, $26,783 71-79-73-71–294
Niclas Fasth, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Donnie Hammond, $26,783 73-77-71-73–294
Franklin Langham, $26,783 70-76-74-74–294
Rocco Mediate, $26,783 72-72-74-76–294
Kevin Sutherland, $26,783 74-75-70-75–294
Hidemichi Tanaka, $26,783 73-73-72-76–294
Tom Lehman, $20,072 71-76-72-76–295
David Toms, $20,072 74-74-70-77–295
Frank Lickliter II, $20,072 74-76-68-77–295
Kenny Perry, $20,072 74-76-71-74–295
Jean Van de Velde, $20,072 71-75-74-75–295
Craig Bowden, $16,294 71-77-74-74–296
Tim Herron, $16,294 75-74-73-74–296
Robert Karlsson, $16,294 71-77-72-76–296
Jose Maria Olazabal, $16,294 71-77-75-73–296
Harrison Frazar, $14,764 74-73-75-75–297
Ian Leggatt, $14,764 72-77-72-76–297
Jesper Parnevik, $14,764 72-76-69-80–297
Corey Pavin, $14,764 74-75-70-78–297
Brad Lardon, $13,988 73-73-74-78–298
John Maginnes, $13,493 79-69-73-78–299
Greg Norman, $13,493 75-73-74-77–299
Bob Tway, $13,493 72-78-73-76–299
Andy Miller, $12,794 76-74-75-75–300
Jeev Milkha Singh, $12,794 75-75-75-75–300
Paul Stankowski, $12,794 72-77-77-74–300
Spike McRoy, $12,340 75-75-74-77–301
Angel Cabrera, $12,000 73-73-79-77–302
Brad Faxon, $12,000 75-74-73-80–302
Kent Jones, $11,546 76-74-74-79–303
Len Mattiace, $11,546 72-73-78-80–303
John Daly, $11,083 74-76-81-73–304
Tom Gillis, $11,083 71-76-78-79–304
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2001 U.S. Open: Second Chance for Goosen
Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores
1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List
Lowest Round in a Men’s Golf Major: The All-Time Bests
Tiger Woods in the Majors
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
Sergio Garcia: Masters Champion and Ryder Cup Golf Star
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
The Worst Scores In Masters Tournament History
All-Time Bests From the British Open
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2010 US Open
2001 U.S. Open: Second Chance for Goosen
2001 U.S. Open: Second Chance for Goosen
Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores
Phil Mickelson Masters Record: Wins and Scores
1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List
1996 U.S. Open: Jones Goes from Injured List to Winners List
Lowest Round in a Men’s Golf Major: The All-Time Bests
Lowest Round in a Men’s Golf Major: The All-Time Bests
Tiger Woods in the Majors
Tiger Woods in the Majors
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
Sergio Garcia: Masters Champion and Ryder Cup Golf Star
Sergio Garcia: Masters Champion and Ryder Cup Golf Star
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
The Worst Scores In Masters Tournament History
The Worst Scores In Masters Tournament History
All-Time Bests From the British Open
All-Time Bests From the British Open
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
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