US Open golf tournament winners
1895 Horace Rawlins, Newport 1896 James Foulis, Shinnecock Hills 1897 Joe Lloyd, Chicago 1898 Fred Herd, Myopia Hunt 1899 Willie Smith, Baltimor 1900 Harry Vardon, Chicago 1901 Willie Anderson, Myopia Hunt 1902 Laurence Auchterlonie, Garden City 1903 Willie Anderson, Baltusrol 1904 Willie Anderson, Glen View 1905 Willie Anderson, Myopia Hunt 1906 Alex Smith, Onwentsia 1907 Alex Ross, Philadelphia Cricket
1908 Fred McLeod, Myopia Hunt 1909 George Sargent, Englewood 1910 Alex Smith, Philadelphia Cricket 1911 John J. McDermott, Chicago
1912 John J. McDermott, Buffalo 1913 Francis Ouimet (A), Brookline 1914 Walter Hagen, Midlothian 1915 Jerome D. Travers (A), Baltusrol 1916 Charles Evans Jr. (A), Minikahda 1917 No Championships - World War I 1918 No Championships - World War I 1919 Walter Hagen, Brae Burn 1920 Edward Ray, Inverness 1921 James M. Barnes, Columbia 1922 Gene Sarazen, Skokie 1923 Robert T. Jones Jr (A), Inwood 1924 Cyril Walker, Oakland Hills 1925 William Macfarlane, Worcester 1926 Robert T. Jones Jr (A), Scioto 1927 Tommy Armour, Oakmont 1928 Johnny Farrell, Olympia Fields 1929 Robert T. Jones Jr (A), Winged Foot 1930 Robert T. Jones Jr (A), Interlachen 1931 Billy Burke, Inverness 1932 Gene Sarazen, Fresh Meadow 1933 John Goodman, North Shore 1934 Olin Dutra, Merion Cricket 1935 Sam Parks Jr, Oakmont 1936 Tony Manero, Baltusrol 1937 Ralph Guldahl, Oakland Hills 1938 Ralph Guldahl, Cherry Hills 1939 Byron Nelson, Philadelphia 1940 Lawson Little, Canterbury
1941 Craig Wood, Colonial 1942 No Championships - World War II 1943 No Championships - World War II 1944 No Championships - World War II 1945 No Championships - World War II 1946 Lloyd Mangrum, Canterbury 1947 Lew Worsham, St. Louis 1948 Ben Hogan, Riviera 1949 Cary Middlecoff, Medinah 1950 Ben Hogan, Merion 1951 Ben Hogan, Oakland Hills 1952 Julius Boros, Northwood 1953 Ben Hogan, Oakmont 1954 Ed Furgol, Baltusrol 1955 Jack Fleck, Olympic
Australian Professional Gets LIV Golf Adelaide Call-Up
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