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2009 U.S. Open Golf Tickets

The 2009 U.S. Open is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated in recent memory. Tiger Woods will make his return to the U.S. Open, after winning last year's tournament in dramatic fashion. The golf world was tuned as Woods battled through pain in his left knee, every time he swung his club fans could see the pain in his eyes. Though his ordeal captured the attention of fans on television and those who bought tickets, fellow PGA Tour veteran Rocco Mediate was making a story of his own.

One of the most liked players on the PGA Tour, Mediate's best finish in a Major Championship prior to the 2008 U.S. Open golf tournament came in 2002 at the PGA Championship where he finished sixth. The golf world was amazed as after 72 holes of tournament golf, Mediate and Woods were tied atop the leader board. Following the dramatic Sunday finish, the two made their way back to the course on Monday for an 18-hole playoff for the U.S. Open championship. Once again at the end of the playoff, they were tied and now headed for sudden death holes. This time Woods would complete his dramatic tournament by beating Mediate on the 91st hole of the historic golf tournament.

For organizers of the 2009 U.S. Open and fans who buy U.S. Open Golf tickets for the 2009 tournament at the Bethpage Black Golf Course can only hope for a tournament like last seasons. You can be sure they will have all the best golfers in the world in the exclusive field, all looking to capture one of golf's most prestigious titles, U.S. Open champion. You can bet that after missing the remainder of the 2008 season following knee surgery, Tiger Woods will be back to defend his title in 2009. For safe and reliable service for when you purchase your U.S. Open tickets, check out the selection on TicketNetwork. It's the secure way to find the tickets you want to follow your favorite PGA golfer.

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About the U.S. Open

The U.S. Open, or the United States Open Championship, is one of the four major championships that take place each year on the PGA Tour. Annually taking place during mid June, the U.S. Open is scheduled so that the final round will take place on Father's Day. Many look at the tournament as the best among the major championships, with crowds following the every move of their favorite golfer. You can have a chance to witness history by getting U.S. Open tickets today and secure the opportunity to see golf's elite.

The U.S. Open began with very simple beginnings. Taking place in Newport, Rhode Island, the first U.S. Open was won by 21 year old Horace Rawlins who took home a $150 prize and a gold medal. The tournament only consisted of 36 holes and was almost considered secondary to the U.S. Amateur Tournament, which was bigger in that era. But as time went on, the U.S. Open began to grow in importance and popularity as transcendent players began to take to the tees.

All time great players like Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan all can say they lifted the U.S. Open trophy, but like nearly every other major golf tournament, there are two golfers that have brought the sport and the tournament to the mainstream. Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods are inarguably the best of their separate generations, and they were able to set multiple records at the U.S. Open. Jack Nicklaus holds or is tied for records in lowest score for 72 holes, lowest for 18 holes and most consecutive opens started. Tiger Woods holds the record for largest margin of victory when he won by 15 strokes in 2000 and most strokes under par for 72 holes. They will constantly be viewed in comparison to one another with records defining each.

For golf lovers, the U.S. Open is the best that it gets with great players competing on the most difficult of courses. Be a witness to that greatness by finding hard to get U.S. Open tickets on TicketNetwork, your source for the best selection of cheap U.S. Open tickets!

For more news and information about the U.S. Open, check out the Official U.S. Open Website and the U.S. Open Championship Website.

U.S. Open News Stories

ESPN.com reported on November 11 that the PGA Tour announced their 2009 schedule, with the U.S. Open taking place from June 18 through June 21 at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, NY. - Read More »

U.S. Open - Trivia

• Of the countries of origin of all past U.S. Open Champions, nearly 80 of them came from the United States with Scotland the only other country with double digit champions.
• The total prize purse for the first U.S. Open totaled only $335. While in 2008, the total purse is over $7,000,000.
• Hence the name U.S. Open, the tournament is open to anyone who can qualify through qualifying tournaments with a handicap that does not exceed 1.4.
• U.S. Open tickets are going to sell fast, so scoop up some discounted U.S. Open tickets now and you won't be disappointed!

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