The U.S. Open is one of the most prestigious tournaments in professional golf. Held annually by the United States Golf Association (USGA), this major championship attracts the best golfers from around the world to compete for glory and the coveted U.S. Open trophy.
A Legacy of Excellence
First played in 1895, the U.S. Open has a long and storied history. It has been hosted at some of the most iconic courses across the United States, including Pebble Beach, Oakmont, and Shinnecock Hills. Each venue brings its unique challenges and character, contributing to the rich legacy of the tournament.
The Challenge of the U.S. Open
The U.S. Open is renowned for its demanding course setups. The USGA is known for creating tough conditions, with narrow fairways, thick rough, and fast greens. This rigorous test of skill and endurance ensures that only the best golfers prevail, adding to the championship’s prestige.
Memorable Moments
The U.S. Open has provided golf fans with countless unforgettable moments. From Jack Nicklaus’s historic win at Pebble Beach in 1972 to Tiger Woods’s dramatic playoff victory on a broken leg in 2008, the tournament is a stage for golf’s greatest dramas. Each year, new stories and legends are created.
A Truly Open Championship
True to its name, the U.S. Open is open to both professional and amateur golfers. Through a rigorous qualifying process, players from all walks of life have the opportunity to compete against the world’s best. This inclusive nature embodies the spirit of the game and adds an extra layer of excitement to the tournament.
The U.S. Open is more than just a golf tournament; it is a test of skill, determination, and resilience. With its rich history, challenging courses, and memorable moments, it stands as one of the pinnacles of the sport. Whether you’re a dedicated golf fan or a casual observer, the U.S. Open offers thrilling competition and a showcase of the very best in golf. Don’t miss the chance to witness this premier championship and the incredible performances it inspires.
Historic and Upcoming U.S. Open Venues
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2031, 131th U.S. Open
Riviera Country Club, Los Angeles, California
2030, 130th U.S. Open
Merion Golf Club, East Course, Ardmore, Pennsylvania
2029, 129th U.S. Open
Pinehurst Resort, Course No. 2, Pinehurst, North Carolina
2028, 128th U.S. Open
Winged Foot Golf Club, West Course, Mamaroneck, New York
2027, 127th U.S. Open
Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach, California
2026, 126th U.S. Open
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Shinnecock Hills, New York
2025, 125th U.S. Open
Oakmont Country Club, Plum, Pennsylvania
2024, 124th U.S. Open
Pinehurst Resort (Course No. 2), Pinehurst, North Carolina
Bryson DeChambeau won with a score of 274, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 4,300,000 USD.
2023, 123rd U.S. Open
Los Angeles Country Club (North Course), Los Angeles, California
Wyndham Clark won with a score of 270, -10 under par.
Winner’s share: 3,600,000 USD.
2022, 122nd U.S. Open
The Country Club (Composite Course), Brookline, Massachusetts
Matt Fitzpatrick won with a score of 274, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 3,150,000 USD.
2021, 121st U.S. Open
Torrey Pines (South Course), San Diego, California
Jon Rahm won with a score of 278, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 2,250,000 USD.
2020, 120th U.S. Open
Winged Foot (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York
Bryson DeChambeau won with a score of 274, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 2,250,000 USD.
2019, 119th U.S. Open
Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach, California
Gary Woodland won with a score of 271, -13 under par.
Winner’s share: 2,250,000 USD.
2018, 118th U.S. Open
Shinnecock Hills, Shinnecock Hills, New York
Brooks Koepka won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 2,160,000 USD.
2017, 117th U.S. Open
Erin Hills, Erin, Wisconsin
Brooks Koepka won with a score of 272, -16 under par.
Winner’s share: 2,160,000 USD.
2016, 116th U.S. Open
Oakmont, Oakmont, Pennsylvania
Dustin Johnson won with a score of 276, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,800,000 USD.
2015, 115th U.S. Open
Chambers Bay, University Place, Washington
Jordan Spieth won with a score of 275, -5 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,800,000 USD.
2014, 114th U.S. Open
Pinehurst Resort (Course No. 2), Pinehurst, North Carolina
Martin Kaymer won with a score of 271, -9 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,620,000 USD.
2013, 113th U.S. Open
Merion (East Course), Ardmore, Pennsylvania
Justin Rose won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,440,000 USD.
2012, 112th U.S. Open
Olympic Club (Lake Course), San Francisco, California[a]
Webb Simpson won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,440,000 USD.
2011, 111th U.S. Open
Congressional (Blue Course), Bethesda, Maryland
Rory McIlroy won with a score of 268, -16 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,440,000 USD.
2010, 110th U.S. Open
Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach, California
Graeme McDowell won with a score of 284.
Winner’s share: 1,350,000 USD.
2009, 109th U.S. Open
Bethpage State Park (Black Course), Farmingdale, New York
Lucas Glover won with a score of 276, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,350,000 USD.
2008, 108th U.S. Open
Torrey Pines (South Course), San Diego, California
Tiger Woods won with a score of 283, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,350,000 USD.
2007, 107th U.S. Open
Oakmont, Oakmont, Pennsylvania
Ángel Cabrera won with a score of 285, 5 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,260,000 USD.
2006, 106th U.S. Open
Winged Foot (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York
Geoff Ogilvy won with a score of 285, 5 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,225,000 USD.
2005, 105th U.S. Open
Pinehurst Resort (Course No. 2), Pinehurst, North Carolina
Michael Campbell won with a score of 280.
Winner’s share: 1,170,000 USD.
2004, 104th U.S. Open
Shinnecock Hills, Shinnecock Hills, New York
Retief Goosen won with a score of 276, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,125,000 USD.
2003, 103rd U.S. Open
Olympia Fields (North Course), Olympia Fields, Illinois
Jim Furyk won with a score of 272, -8 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,080,000 USD.
2002, 102nd U.S. Open
Bethpage State Park (Black Course), Farmingdale, New York
Tiger Woods won with a score of 277, -3 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,000,000 USD.
2001, 101st U.S. Open
Southern Hills, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Retief Goosen won with a score of 276, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 900,000 USD.
2000, 100th U.S. Open
Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach, California
Tiger Woods won with a score of 272, -12 under par.
Winner’s share: 800,000 USD.
1999, 99th U.S. Open
Pinehurst Resort (Course No. 2), Pinehurst, North Carolina
Payne Stewart won with a score of 279, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 625,000 USD.
1998, 98th U.S. Open
Olympic Club (Lake Course), San Francisco, California
Lee Janzen won with a score of 280.
Winner’s share: 535,000 USD.
1997, 97th U.S. Open
Congressional (Blue Course), Bethesda, Maryland
Ernie Els won with a score of 276, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 465,000 USD.
1996, 96th U.S. Open
Oakland Hills (South Course), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Steve Jones won with a score of 278, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 425,000 USD.
1995, 95th U.S. Open
Shinnecock Hills, Shinnecock Hills, New York
Corey Pavin won with a score of 280.
Winner’s share: 350,000 USD.
1994, 94th U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Ernie Els won with a score of 279, -5 under par.
Winner’s share: 320,000 USD.
1993, 93rd U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Lower Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Lee Janzen won with a score of 272, -8 under par.
Winner’s share: 290,000 USD.
1992, 92nd U.S. Open
Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach, California
Tom Kite won with a score of 285, -3 under par.
Winner’s share: 275,000 USD.
1991, 91st U.S. Open
Hazeltine National, Chaska, Minnesota
Payne Stewart won with a score of 282, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 235,000 USD.
1990, 90th U.S. Open
Medinah (Course No. 3), Medinah, Illinois
Hale Irwin won with a score of 280, -8 under par.
Winner’s share: 220,000 USD.
1989, 89th U.S. Open
Oak Hill (East Course), Rochester, New York
Curtis Strange won with a score of 278, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 200,000 USD.
1988, 88th U.S. Open
The Country Club (Composite Course), Brookline, Massachusetts
Curtis Strange won with a score of 278, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 180,000 USD.
1987, 87th U.S. Open
Olympic Club (Lake Course), San Francisco, California
Scott Simpson won with a score of 277, -3 under par.
Winner’s share: 150,000 USD.
1986, 86th U.S. Open
Shinnecock Hills, Shinnecock Hills, New York
Raymond Floyd won with a score of 279, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 115,000 USD.
1985, 85th U.S. Open
Oakland Hills (South Course), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Andy North won with a score of 279, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 103,000 USD.
1984, 84th U.S. Open
Winged Foot (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York
Fuzzy Zoeller won with a score of 276, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 94,000 USD.
1983, 83rd U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Larry Nelson won with a score of 280, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 72,000 USD.
1982, 82nd U.S. Open
Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach, California
Tom Watson won with a score of 282, -6 under par.
Winner’s share: 60,000 USD.
1981, 81st U.S. Open
Merion (East Course), Ardmore, Pennsylvania
David Graham won with a score of 273, -7 under par.
Winner’s share: 55,000 USD.
1980, 80th U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Lower Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Jack Nicklaus won with a score of 272, -8 under par.
Winner’s share: 55,000 USD.
1979, 79th U.S. Open
Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio
Hale Irwin won with a score of 284.
Winner’s share: 50,000 USD.
1978, 78th U.S. Open
Cherry Hills, Cherry Hills Village, Colorado
Andy North won with a score of 285, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 45,000 USD.
1977, 77th U.S. Open
Southern Hills, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Hubert Green won with a score of 278, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 45,000 USD.
1976, 76th U.S. Open
Atlanta Athletic Club (Highlands Course), Duluth, Georgia
Jerry Pate won with a score of 277, -3 under par.
Winner’s share: 42,000 USD.
1975, 75th U.S. Open
Medinah (Course No. 3), Medinah, Illinois
Lou Graham won with a score of 287, 3 over par.
Winner’s share: 40,000 USD.
1974, 74th U.S. Open
Winged Foot (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York
Hale Irwin won with a score of 287, 7 over par.
Winner’s share: 35,000 USD.
1973, 73rd U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Johnny Miller won with a score of 279, -5 under par.
Winner’s share: 35,000 USD.
1972, 72nd U.S. Open
Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach, California
Jack Nicklaus won with a score of 290, 2 over par.
Winner’s share: 30,000 USD.
1971, 71st U.S. Open
Merion (East Course), Ardmore, Pennsylvania
Lee Trevino won with a score of 280.
Winner’s share: 30,000 USD.
1970, 70th U.S. Open
Hazeltine National, Chaska, Minnesota
Tony Jacklin won with a score of 281, -7 under par.
Winner’s share: 30,000 USD.
1969, 69th U.S. Open
Champions (Cypress Creek Course), Houston, Texas
Orville Moody won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 30,000 USD.
1968, 68th U.S. Open
Oak Hill (East Course), Rochester, New York
Lee Trevino won with a score of 275, -5 under par.
Winner’s share: 30,000 USD.
1967, 67th U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Lower Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Jack Nicklaus won with a score of 275, -5 under par.
Winner’s share: 30,000 USD.
1966, 66th U.S. Open
Olympic Club (Lake Course), San Francisco, California
Billy Casper won with a score of 278, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 26,500 USD.
1965, 65th U.S. Open
Bellerive, St. Louis, Missouri
Gary Player won with a score of 282, 2 over par.
Winner’s share: 26,000 USD.
1964, 64th U.S. Open
Congressional (Blue Course), Bethesda, Maryland
Ken Venturi won with a score of 278, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 17,000 USD.
1963, 63rd U.S. Open
The Country Club (Composite Course), Brookline, Massachusetts
Julius Boros won with a score of 293, 9 over par.
Winner’s share: 17,500 USD.
1962, 62nd U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Jack Nicklaus won with a score of 283, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 17,500 USD.
1961, 61st U.S. Open
Oakland Hills (South Course), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Gene Littler won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 14,000 USD.
1960, 60th U.S. Open
Cherry Hills, Cherry Hills Village, Colorado
Arnold Palmer won with a score of 280, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 14,400 USD.
1959, 59th U.S. Open
Winged Foot (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York
Billy Casper won with a score of 282, 2 over par.
Winner’s share: 12,000 USD.
1958, 58th U.S. Open
Southern Hills, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tommy Bolt won with a score of 283, 3 over par.
Winner’s share: 8,000 USD.
1957, 57th U.S. Open
Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio
Dick Mayer won with a score of 282, 2 over par.
Winner’s share: 7,200 USD.
1956, 56th U.S. Open
Oak Hill (East Course), Rochester, New York
Cary Middlecoff won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 6,000 USD.
1955, 55th U.S. Open
Olympic Club (Lake Course), San Francisco, California
Jack Fleck won with a score of 287, 7 over par.
Winner’s share: 6,000 USD.
1954, 54th U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Lower Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Ed Furgol won with a score of 284, 4 over par.
Winner’s share: 6,000 USD.
1953, 53rd U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Ben Hogan won with a score of 283, -5 under par.
Winner’s share: 5,000 USD.
1952, 52nd U.S. Open
Northwood Club, Dallas, Texas
Julius Boros won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 4,000 USD.
1951, 51st U.S. Open
Oakland Hills (South Course), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Ben Hogan won with a score of 287, 7 over par.
Winner’s share: 4,000 USD.
1950, 50th U.S. Open
Merion (East Course), Ardmore, Pennsylvania
Ben Hogan won with a score of 287, 7 over par.
Winner’s share: 4,000 USD.
1949, 49th U.S. Open
Medinah (Course No. 3), Medinah, Illinois
Cary Middlecoff won with a score of 286, 2 over par.
Winner’s share: 2,000 USD.
1948, 48th U.S. Open
Riviera, Pacific Palisades, California
Ben Hogan won with a score of 276, -8 under par.
Winner’s share: 2,000 USD.
1947, 47th U.S. Open
St. Louis, Ladue, Missouri
Lew Worsham won with a score of 282, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 2,500 USD.
1946, 46th U.S. Open
Canterbury, Beachwood, Ohio
Lloyd Mangrum won with a score of 284, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,833 USD.
1942–1945Cancelled due to World War II
1941, 45th U.S. Open
Colonial, Fort Worth, Texas
Craig Wood won with a score of 284, 4 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1940, 44th U.S. Open
Canterbury, Beachwood, Ohio
Lawson Little won with a score of 287, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1939, 43rd U.S. Open
Philadelphia (Spring Mill Course), Gladwyne, Pennsylvania
Byron Nelson won with a score of 284, -4 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1938, 42nd U.S. Open
Cherry Hills, Cherry Hills Village, Colorado
Ralph Guldahl won with a score of 284.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1937, 41st U.S. Open
Oakland Hills (South Course), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Ralph Guldahl won with a score of 281, 1 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1936, 40th U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Upper Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Tony Manero won with a score of 282, -2 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1935, 39th U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Sam Parks Jr. won with a score of 299, 11 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1934, 38th U.S. Open
Merion (East Course), Ardmore, Pennsylvania
Olin Dutra won with a score of 293, 13 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1933, 37th U.S. Open
North Shore, Glenview, Illinois
Johnny Goodman won with a score of 287, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1932, 36th U.S. Open
Fresh Meadow, Queens, New York
Gene Sarazen won with a score of 286, 6 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1931, 35th U.S. Open
Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio
Billy Burke won with a score of 292, 4 over par.
Winner’s share: 1,750 USD.
1930, 34th U.S. Open
Interlachen, Edina, Minnesota
Bobby Jones won with a score of 287, -1 under par.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1929, 33rd U.S. Open
Winged Foot (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York
Bobby Jones won with a score of 294.
Winner’s share: 1,000 USD.
1928, 32nd U.S. Open
Olympia Fields (North Course), Olympia Fields, Illinois
Johnny Farrell won with a score of 294.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1927, 31st U.S. Open
Oakmont, Plum, Pennsylvania
Tommy Armour won with a score of 301.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1926, 30th U.S. Open
Scioto, Columbus, Ohio
Bobby Jones won with a score of 293.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1925, 29th U.S. Open
Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts
Willie Macfarlane won with a score of 291.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1924, 28th U.S. Open
Oakland Hills (South Course), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Cyril Walker won with a score of 297.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1923, 27th U.S. Open
Inwood, Inwood, New York
Bobby Jones won with a score of 296.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1922, 26th U.S. Open
Skokie, Glencoe, Illinois
Gene Sarazen won with a score of 288.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1921, 25th U.S. Open
Columbia, Chevy Chase, Maryland
Jim Barnes won with a score of 289.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1920, 24th U.S. Open
Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio
Ted Ray won with a score of 295.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1919, 23rd U.S. Open
Brae Burn (Main Course), West Newton, Massachusetts
Walter Hagen won with a score of 301.
Winner’s share: 500 USD.
1917–1918Cancelled due to World War I
1916, 22nd U.S. Open
The Minikahda Club, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chick Evans won with a score of 286.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1915, 21st U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Revised Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Jerome Travers won with a score of 297.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1914, 20th U.S. Open
Midlothian, Midlothian, Illinois
Walter Hagen won with a score of 290.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1913, 19th U.S. Open
The Country Club, Brookline, Massachusetts
Francis Ouimet won with a score of 304.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1912, 18th U.S. Open
Country Club of Buffalo, Buffalo, New York
John McDermott won with a score of 294.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1911, 17th U.S. Open
Chicago, Wheaton, Illinois
John McDermott won with a score of 307.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1910, 16th U.S. Open
Philadelphia Cricket Club (St. Martin’s Course), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Alex Smith won with a score of 298.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1909, 15th U.S. Open
Englewood, Englewood, New Jersey
George Sargent won with a score of 290.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1908, 14th U.S. Open
Myopia Hunt Club, South Hamilton, Massachusetts
Fred McLeod won with a score of 322.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1907, 13th U.S. Open
Philadelphia Cricket Club (St. Martin’s Course), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Alec Ross won with a score of 302.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1906, 12th U.S. Open
Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest, Illinois
Alex Smith won with a score of 295.
Winner’s share: 300 USD.
1905, 11th U.S. Open
Myopia Hunt Club, South Hamilton, Massachusetts
Willie Anderson won with a score of 314.
Winner’s share: 200 USD.
1904, 10th U.S. Open
Glen View Club, Golf, Illinois
Willie Anderson won with a score of 303.
Winner’s share: 200 USD.
1903, 9th U.S. Open
Baltusrol (Original Course), Springfield, New Jersey
Willie Anderson won with a score of 307.
Winner’s share: 200 USD.
1902, 8th U.S. Open
Garden City, Garden City, New York
Laurie Auchterlonie won with a score of 307.
Winner’s share: 200 USD.
1901, 7th U.S. Open
Myopia Hunt Club, South Hamilton, Massachusetts
Willie Anderson won with a score of 331.
Winner’s share: 200 USD.
1900, 6th U.S. Open
Chicago, Wheaton, Illinois
Harry Vardon won with a score of 313.
Winner’s share: 200 USD.
1899, 5th U.S. Open
Baltimore (Roland Park Course), Baltimore, Maryland
Willie Smith won with a score of 315.
Winner’s share: 150 USD.
1898, 4th U.S. Open
Myopia Hunt Club, South Hamilton, Massachusetts
Fred Herd won with a score of 328.
Winner’s share: 150 USD.
1897, 3rd U.S. Open
Chicago, Wheaton, Illinois
Joe Lloyd won with a score of 162.
Winner’s share: 150 USD.
1896, 2nd U.S. Open
Shinnecock Hills, Shinnecock Hills, New York
James Foulis won with a score of 152.
Winner’s share: 150 USD.
1895, 1st U.S. Open
Newport, Newport, Rhode Island
Horace Rawlins won with a score of 173.
Winner’s share: 150 USD.
