A stern and unforgiving Oakmont Country Club was the site of the 2007 U.S. Open, which ended with the winner at 5-over par for the week. Only eight rounds under par were recorded in the tournament.
That winner was Argentina’s Angel Cabrera, who claimed his first major championship victory. It was the first time any golfer from South America won a U.S. Open.
Cabrera was the second-round leader, but a third-round 76 left him four strokes behind Aaron Baddeley at the start of the final round. Tiger Woods was in second, two behind Baddeley. Baddeley was never a factor, however, triple-bogeying the first hole and going on to a round of 80.
Cabrera got in the clubhouse after a round of 69 moved him to the top of the leaderboard, and had to wait out the finishes by Woods and Jim Furyk, who moved up the leaderboard with a 70. Woods or Furyk could have forced an 18-hole playoff by birdying the last hole, but both settled for pars and they wound up tied for second place, one behind.
2007 U.S. Open ScoresResults from the 2007 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa. (a-amateur):
Angel Cabrera 69-71-76-69–285 $1,260,000
Jim Furyk 71-75-70-70–286 $611,336
Tiger Woods 71-74-69-72–286 $611,336
Niclas Fasth 71-71-75-70–287 $325,923
David Toms 72-72-73-72–289 $248,948
Bubba Watson 70-71-74-74–289 $248,948
Nick Dougherty 68-77-74-71–290 $194,245
Scott Verplank 73-71-74-72–290 $194,245
Jerry Kelly 74-71-73-72–290 $194,245
Justin Rose 71-71-73-76–291 $154,093
Stephen Ames 73-69-73-76–291 $154,093
Paul Casey 77-66-72-76–291 $154,093
Lee Janzen 73-73-73-73–292 $124,706
Hunter Mahan 73-74-72-73–292 $124,706
Steve Stricker 75-73-68-76–292 $124,706
Aaron Baddeley 72-70-70-80–292 $124,706
Carl Pettersson 72-72-75-74–293 $102,536
Tim Clark 72-76-71-74–293 $102,536
Jeff Brehaut 73-75-70-75–293 $102,536
Anthony Kim 74-73-80-67–294 $86,200
Mike Weir 74-72-73-75–294 $86,200
Vijay Singh 71-77-70-76–294 $86,200
Ken Duke 74-75-73-73–295 $71,905
Brandt Snedeker 71-73-77-74–295 $71,905
Nick O’Hern 76-74-71-74–295 $71,905
Camilo Villegas 73-77-75-71–296 $57,026
Boo Weekley 72-75-77-72–296 $57,026
J.J. Henry 71-78-75-72–296 $57,026
Stuart Appleby 74-72-71-79–296 $57,026
Pablo Martin 71-76-77-73–297 $45,313
Peter Hanson 71-74-78-74–297 $45,313
Fred Funk 71-78-74-74–297 $45,313
D.J. Brigman 74-74-74-75–297 $45,313
Charl Schwartzel 75-73-73-76–297 $45,313
Graeme McDowell 73-72-75-77–297 $45,313
Lee Westwood 72-75-79-72–298 $37,159
Shingo Katayama 72-74-79-73–298 $37,159
Mathew Goggin 77-73-74-74–298 $37,159
Jeev Milkha Singh 75-75-73-75–298 $37,159
Ian Poulter 72-77-72-77–298 $37,159
Tom Pernice Jr. 72-72-75-79–298 $37,159
Kenneth Ferrie 74-76-77-72–299 $31,084
Geoff Ogilvy 71-75-78-75–299 $31,084
John Rollins 75-74-74-76–299 $31,084
Marcus Fraser 72-78-77-73–300 $25,016
Olin Browne 71-75-80-74–300 $25,016
Ben Curtis 71-77-78-74–300 $25,016
Jose Maria Olazabal 70-78-78-74–300 $25,016
Zach Johnson 76-74-76-74–300 $25,016
Chris DiMarco 76-73-73-78–300 $25,016
Rory Sabbatini 73-77-78-73–301 $20,282
Charles Howell III 76-73-77-75–301 $20,282
Dean Wilson 76-74-76-75–301 $20,282
Ernie Els 73-76-74-78–301 $20,282
Anders Hansen 71-79-79-73–302 $18,829
Michael Putnam 73-74-72-83–302 $18,829
Chad Campbell 73-72-77-81–303 $18,184
Kevin Sutherland 74-76-79-75–304 $17,371
Bob Estes 75-75-77-77–304 $17,371
Michael Campbell 73-77-75-79–304 $17,371
Harrison Frazar 74-74-74-82–304 $17,371
Jason Dufner 71-75-79-80–305 $16,647
George McNeill 72-76-77-81–306 $16,363
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A stern and unforgiving Oakmont Country Club was the site of the 2007 U.S. Open, which ended with the winner at 5-over par for the week. Only eight rounds under par were recorded in the tournament.
That winner was Argentina’s Angel Cabrera, who claimed his first major championship victory. It was the first time any golfer from South America won a U.S. Open.
Cabrera was the second-round leader, but a third-round 76 left him four strokes behind Aaron Baddeley at the start of the final round. Tiger Woods was in second, two behind Baddeley. Baddeley was never a factor, however, triple-bogeying the first hole and going on to a round of 80.
Cabrera got in the clubhouse after a round of 69 moved him to the top of the leaderboard, and had to wait out the finishes by Woods and Jim Furyk, who moved up the leaderboard with a 70. Woods or Furyk could have forced an 18-hole playoff by birdying the last hole, but both settled for pars and they wound up tied for second place, one behind.
2007 U.S. Open ScoresResults from the 2007 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa. (a-amateur):
Angel Cabrera 69-71-76-69–285 $1,260,000
Jim Furyk 71-75-70-70–286 $611,336
Tiger Woods 71-74-69-72–286 $611,336
Niclas Fasth 71-71-75-70–287 $325,923
David Toms 72-72-73-72–289 $248,948
Bubba Watson 70-71-74-74–289 $248,948
Nick Dougherty 68-77-74-71–290 $194,245
Scott Verplank 73-71-74-72–290 $194,245
Jerry Kelly 74-71-73-72–290 $194,245
Justin Rose 71-71-73-76–291 $154,093
Stephen Ames 73-69-73-76–291 $154,093
Paul Casey 77-66-72-76–291 $154,093
Lee Janzen 73-73-73-73–292 $124,706
Hunter Mahan 73-74-72-73–292 $124,706
Steve Stricker 75-73-68-76–292 $124,706
Aaron Baddeley 72-70-70-80–292 $124,706
Carl Pettersson 72-72-75-74–293 $102,536
Tim Clark 72-76-71-74–293 $102,536
Jeff Brehaut 73-75-70-75–293 $102,536
Anthony Kim 74-73-80-67–294 $86,200
Mike Weir 74-72-73-75–294 $86,200
Vijay Singh 71-77-70-76–294 $86,200
Ken Duke 74-75-73-73–295 $71,905
Brandt Snedeker 71-73-77-74–295 $71,905
Nick O’Hern 76-74-71-74–295 $71,905
Camilo Villegas 73-77-75-71–296 $57,026
Boo Weekley 72-75-77-72–296 $57,026
J.J. Henry 71-78-75-72–296 $57,026
Stuart Appleby 74-72-71-79–296 $57,026
Pablo Martin 71-76-77-73–297 $45,313
Peter Hanson 71-74-78-74–297 $45,313
Fred Funk 71-78-74-74–297 $45,313
D.J. Brigman 74-74-74-75–297 $45,313
Charl Schwartzel 75-73-73-76–297 $45,313
Graeme McDowell 73-72-75-77–297 $45,313
Lee Westwood 72-75-79-72–298 $37,159
Shingo Katayama 72-74-79-73–298 $37,159
Mathew Goggin 77-73-74-74–298 $37,159
Jeev Milkha Singh 75-75-73-75–298 $37,159
Ian Poulter 72-77-72-77–298 $37,159
Tom Pernice Jr. 72-72-75-79–298 $37,159
Kenneth Ferrie 74-76-77-72–299 $31,084
Geoff Ogilvy 71-75-78-75–299 $31,084
John Rollins 75-74-74-76–299 $31,084
Marcus Fraser 72-78-77-73–300 $25,016
Olin Browne 71-75-80-74–300 $25,016
Ben Curtis 71-77-78-74–300 $25,016
Jose Maria Olazabal 70-78-78-74–300 $25,016
Zach Johnson 76-74-76-74–300 $25,016
Chris DiMarco 76-73-73-78–300 $25,016
Rory Sabbatini 73-77-78-73–301 $20,282
Charles Howell III 76-73-77-75–301 $20,282
Dean Wilson 76-74-76-75–301 $20,282
Ernie Els 73-76-74-78–301 $20,282
Anders Hansen 71-79-79-73–302 $18,829
Michael Putnam 73-74-72-83–302 $18,829
Chad Campbell 73-72-77-81–303 $18,184
Kevin Sutherland 74-76-79-75–304 $17,371
Bob Estes 75-75-77-77–304 $17,371
Michael Campbell 73-77-75-79–304 $17,371
Harrison Frazar 74-74-74-82–304 $17,371
Jason Dufner 71-75-79-80–305 $16,647
George McNeill 72-76-77-81–306 $16,363
Back to list of U.S. Open Winners
7 Times Golfers Ripped the USGA Over the US Open Golf Course
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
2019 Masters Tournament: Tiger Woods Wins 5th Green Jacket
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again
1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’
The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses
The U.S. Open’s Most Golfed Courses
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A stern and unforgiving Oakmont Country Club was the site of the 2007 U.S. Open, which ended with the winner at 5-over par for the week. Only eight rounds under par were recorded in the tournament.
That winner was Argentina’s Angel Cabrera, who claimed his first major championship victory. It was the first time any golfer from South America won a U.S. Open.
Cabrera was the second-round leader, but a third-round 76 left him four strokes behind Aaron Baddeley at the start of the final round. Tiger Woods was in second, two behind Baddeley. Baddeley was never a factor, however, triple-bogeying the first hole and going on to a round of 80.
Cabrera got in the clubhouse after a round of 69 moved him to the top of the leaderboard, and had to wait out the finishes by Woods and Jim Furyk, who moved up the leaderboard with a 70. Woods or Furyk could have forced an 18-hole playoff by birdying the last hole, but both settled for pars and they wound up tied for second place, one behind.
2007 U.S. Open ScoresResults from the 2007 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa. (a-amateur):
Angel Cabrera 69-71-76-69–285 $1,260,000
Jim Furyk 71-75-70-70–286 $611,336
Tiger Woods 71-74-69-72–286 $611,336
Niclas Fasth 71-71-75-70–287 $325,923
David Toms 72-72-73-72–289 $248,948
Bubba Watson 70-71-74-74–289 $248,948
Nick Dougherty 68-77-74-71–290 $194,245
Scott Verplank 73-71-74-72–290 $194,245
Jerry Kelly 74-71-73-72–290 $194,245
Justin Rose 71-71-73-76–291 $154,093
Stephen Ames 73-69-73-76–291 $154,093
Paul Casey 77-66-72-76–291 $154,093
Lee Janzen 73-73-73-73–292 $124,706
Hunter Mahan 73-74-72-73–292 $124,706
Steve Stricker 75-73-68-76–292 $124,706
Aaron Baddeley 72-70-70-80–292 $124,706
Carl Pettersson 72-72-75-74–293 $102,536
Tim Clark 72-76-71-74–293 $102,536
Jeff Brehaut 73-75-70-75–293 $102,536
Anthony Kim 74-73-80-67–294 $86,200
Mike Weir 74-72-73-75–294 $86,200
Vijay Singh 71-77-70-76–294 $86,200
Ken Duke 74-75-73-73–295 $71,905
Brandt Snedeker 71-73-77-74–295 $71,905
Nick O’Hern 76-74-71-74–295 $71,905
Camilo Villegas 73-77-75-71–296 $57,026
Boo Weekley 72-75-77-72–296 $57,026
J.J. Henry 71-78-75-72–296 $57,026
Stuart Appleby 74-72-71-79–296 $57,026
Pablo Martin 71-76-77-73–297 $45,313
Peter Hanson 71-74-78-74–297 $45,313
Fred Funk 71-78-74-74–297 $45,313
D.J. Brigman 74-74-74-75–297 $45,313
Charl Schwartzel 75-73-73-76–297 $45,313
Graeme McDowell 73-72-75-77–297 $45,313
Lee Westwood 72-75-79-72–298 $37,159
Shingo Katayama 72-74-79-73–298 $37,159
Mathew Goggin 77-73-74-74–298 $37,159
Jeev Milkha Singh 75-75-73-75–298 $37,159
Ian Poulter 72-77-72-77–298 $37,159
Tom Pernice Jr. 72-72-75-79–298 $37,159
Kenneth Ferrie 74-76-77-72–299 $31,084
Geoff Ogilvy 71-75-78-75–299 $31,084
John Rollins 75-74-74-76–299 $31,084
Marcus Fraser 72-78-77-73–300 $25,016
Olin Browne 71-75-80-74–300 $25,016
Ben Curtis 71-77-78-74–300 $25,016
Jose Maria Olazabal 70-78-78-74–300 $25,016
Zach Johnson 76-74-76-74–300 $25,016
Chris DiMarco 76-73-73-78–300 $25,016
Rory Sabbatini 73-77-78-73–301 $20,282
Charles Howell III 76-73-77-75–301 $20,282
Dean Wilson 76-74-76-75–301 $20,282
Ernie Els 73-76-74-78–301 $20,282
Anders Hansen 71-79-79-73–302 $18,829
Michael Putnam 73-74-72-83–302 $18,829
Chad Campbell 73-72-77-81–303 $18,184
Kevin Sutherland 74-76-79-75–304 $17,371
Bob Estes 75-75-77-77–304 $17,371
Michael Campbell 73-77-75-79–304 $17,371
Harrison Frazar 74-74-74-82–304 $17,371
Jason Dufner 71-75-79-80–305 $16,647
George McNeill 72-76-77-81–306 $16,363
Back to list of U.S. Open Winners
A stern and unforgiving Oakmont Country Club was the site of the 2007 U.S. Open, which ended with the winner at 5-over par for the week. Only eight rounds under par were recorded in the tournament.
That winner was Argentina’s Angel Cabrera, who claimed his first major championship victory. It was the first time any golfer from South America won a U.S. Open.
Cabrera was the second-round leader, but a third-round 76 left him four strokes behind Aaron Baddeley at the start of the final round. Tiger Woods was in second, two behind Baddeley. Baddeley was never a factor, however, triple-bogeying the first hole and going on to a round of 80.
Cabrera got in the clubhouse after a round of 69 moved him to the top of the leaderboard, and had to wait out the finishes by Woods and Jim Furyk, who moved up the leaderboard with a 70. Woods or Furyk could have forced an 18-hole playoff by birdying the last hole, but both settled for pars and they wound up tied for second place, one behind.
2007 U.S. Open ScoresResults from the 2007 U.S. Open golf tournament played at the par-70 Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa. (a-amateur):
Angel Cabrera 69-71-76-69–285 $1,260,000
Jim Furyk 71-75-70-70–286 $611,336
Tiger Woods 71-74-69-72–286 $611,336
Niclas Fasth 71-71-75-70–287 $325,923
David Toms 72-72-73-72–289 $248,948
Bubba Watson 70-71-74-74–289 $248,948
Nick Dougherty 68-77-74-71–290 $194,245
Scott Verplank 73-71-74-72–290 $194,245
Jerry Kelly 74-71-73-72–290 $194,245
Justin Rose 71-71-73-76–291 $154,093
Stephen Ames 73-69-73-76–291 $154,093
Paul Casey 77-66-72-76–291 $154,093
Lee Janzen 73-73-73-73–292 $124,706
Hunter Mahan 73-74-72-73–292 $124,706
Steve Stricker 75-73-68-76–292 $124,706
Aaron Baddeley 72-70-70-80–292 $124,706
Carl Pettersson 72-72-75-74–293 $102,536
Tim Clark 72-76-71-74–293 $102,536
Jeff Brehaut 73-75-70-75–293 $102,536
Anthony Kim 74-73-80-67–294 $86,200
Mike Weir 74-72-73-75–294 $86,200
Vijay Singh 71-77-70-76–294 $86,200
Ken Duke 74-75-73-73–295 $71,905
Brandt Snedeker 71-73-77-74–295 $71,905
Nick O’Hern 76-74-71-74–295 $71,905
Camilo Villegas 73-77-75-71–296 $57,026
Boo Weekley 72-75-77-72–296 $57,026
J.J. Henry 71-78-75-72–296 $57,026
Stuart Appleby 74-72-71-79–296 $57,026
Pablo Martin 71-76-77-73–297 $45,313
Peter Hanson 71-74-78-74–297 $45,313
Fred Funk 71-78-74-74–297 $45,313
D.J. Brigman 74-74-74-75–297 $45,313
Charl Schwartzel 75-73-73-76–297 $45,313
Graeme McDowell 73-72-75-77–297 $45,313
Lee Westwood 72-75-79-72–298 $37,159
Shingo Katayama 72-74-79-73–298 $37,159
Mathew Goggin 77-73-74-74–298 $37,159
Jeev Milkha Singh 75-75-73-75–298 $37,159
Ian Poulter 72-77-72-77–298 $37,159
Tom Pernice Jr. 72-72-75-79–298 $37,159
Kenneth Ferrie 74-76-77-72–299 $31,084
Geoff Ogilvy 71-75-78-75–299 $31,084
John Rollins 75-74-74-76–299 $31,084
Marcus Fraser 72-78-77-73–300 $25,016
Olin Browne 71-75-80-74–300 $25,016
Ben Curtis 71-77-78-74–300 $25,016
Jose Maria Olazabal 70-78-78-74–300 $25,016
Zach Johnson 76-74-76-74–300 $25,016
Chris DiMarco 76-73-73-78–300 $25,016
Rory Sabbatini 73-77-78-73–301 $20,282
Charles Howell III 76-73-77-75–301 $20,282
Dean Wilson 76-74-76-75–301 $20,282
Ernie Els 73-76-74-78–301 $20,282
Anders Hansen 71-79-79-73–302 $18,829
Michael Putnam 73-74-72-83–302 $18,829
Chad Campbell 73-72-77-81–303 $18,184
Kevin Sutherland 74-76-79-75–304 $17,371
Bob Estes 75-75-77-77–304 $17,371
Michael Campbell 73-77-75-79–304 $17,371
Harrison Frazar 74-74-74-82–304 $17,371
Jason Dufner 71-75-79-80–305 $16,647
George McNeill 72-76-77-81–306 $16,363
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Back to list of U.S. Open Winners
7 Times Golfers Ripped the USGA Over the US Open Golf Course
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
2019 Masters Tournament: Tiger Woods Wins 5th Green Jacket
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again
1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’
The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses
The U.S. Open’s Most Golfed Courses
7 Times Golfers Ripped the USGA Over the US Open Golf Course
7 Times Golfers Ripped the USGA Over the US Open Golf Course
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
Tiger Woods’ US Open Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
2010 US Open
2010 US Open
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
2009 US Open: Surviving the Slog at Bethpage Black
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
2008 US Open: Tiger Woods Wins a Thriller
2019 Masters Tournament: Tiger Woods Wins 5th Green Jacket
2019 Masters Tournament: Tiger Woods Wins 5th Green Jacket
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
2009 Masters: A Playoff Victory for Cabrera
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
Tiger Woods’ Masters Wins, Records and Yearly Scores
1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return
1950 US Open: Hogan’s Triumphant Return
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
1995 U.S. Open: Pavin Comes Through in the Clutch
2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green
2000 Masters Tournament: Singh Goes Green
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
1999 US Open: Payne Stewart’s Last Win
1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again
1998 US Open: Janzen Gets the Better of Stewart … Again
1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’
1974 U.S. Open: ‘The Massacre at Winged Foot’
The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses
The Worst Golf Chokes and Collapses
The U.S. Open’s Most Golfed Courses
The U.S. Open’s Most Golfed Courses
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