Gallery: last 10 winners of the US Open

We journey down memory lane to bring you the last ten winners of the US Open, including Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and, yes, Lucas Glover

Gallery: last 10 winners of the US Open

Jordan Spieth secured back-to-back Major Championships with his victory at Chambers Bay, where Dustin Johnson missed a three-footer on the 72nd green to miss out on a play-off by one shot

Martin Kaymer played golf of an almost impossibly high standard at Pinehurst in 2014 to finish eight shots clear of Erik Compton and Rickie Fowler, who came inside the top five in all of that year's Major Championships

Justin Rose played sublime golf at a brutally difficult Merion in 2013 to hold off Phil Mickelson and break the 43-year English US Open-winning hiatus

The forgotten Major Champion: Webb Simpson shot a final-round 68 at San Francisco's Olympic Club in 2012 to finish one clear of Graeme McDowell and Michael Thompson

Rory McIlroy set 11 US Open records at Congressional in 2011, including the lowest 72-hole total (268) and the lowest score to par (-16)

Graeme McDowell produced a gutsy final round of 74 at Pebble Beach in 2010, finishing one clear of Frenchman Gregory Havret after a collapse from 54-hole leader Dustin Johnson

American Rickie Barnes held the second- and third-round lead at Bethpage Black in 2009, but Lucas Glover took the spoils as the weather-affected event spilled over into Monday

Tiger Woods holed a 20-footer on the 72nd green at Torrey Pines in 2008 to force a play-off with Rocco Mediate. Despite suffering with a serious knee injury, Woods defeated Mediate on the first hole of sudden death after the pair completed the 18 play-off holes in 71 strokes

At Oakmont, the site of this year's US Open, in 2007, Argentinian Angel Cabrera set the clubhouse lead on five-over-par and watched as Jim Furyk and Tiger Woods were unable to birdie the 72nd hole and match his total

At Winged Foot in 2006, both Phil Mickelson and Colin Montgomerie made double-bogeys at the 72nd hole to finish one behind champion Geoff Ogilvy