June 14, 2005 Table Of Contents
2005 U.S. Open
Tim Herron opens up on his plans for championship week and much more
By Kevin Cook
Tournaments
The big guns were out in force, and they all took a hit from journeyman Bart Bryant
By Chris Lewis
Tournament
TOURNAMENTS
After her fifth win of the season, Annika Sorenstam had eyes only for the second leg of the Grand Slam
By Franz Lidz
After a string of near misses, Tom Jenkins finally hit the mark with a playoff victory
Preview
PGA Tour
15 MINUTES
Jacky Cupit held his own against a pair of future Hall of Famers at the '63 U.S. Open, until disaster struck on the penultimate hole
By Sal John
Departments
Road Trip
Golf heaven? Try a round on every course at Pinehurst with three friends in four days
Yesterday
Donald Ross
Fifty-seven years after his death, Donald Ross returned to his beloved Pinehurst to discuss what's happened to No. 2, the pain of having one of your courses called a monster and this absurd ban on smoking
Round Table
SI's panel of experts discusses the bone-dry '04 Open and a host of other hot
By Moderated by Jeff Silverman
Portrait
Andy Miller made the cut at the 2002 U.S. Open, but his deep commitment to the Mormon faith means, at 27, he may never play another round as a pro golfer