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SUPER CAMPBELL
		New Zealand's Michael Campbell produced a superb display in Sunday's final round to hold off a late rally from Tiger Woods and capture the US Open at Pinehurst No.2. Sergio Garcia was tied third. Click here for full story

CAMBO CELEBRATES 'LIFE-CHANGING' WIN
Michael Campbell was shaking with emotion as he lifted the US Open trophy on Sunday evening. (More)

GOOSEN TASTES OWN MEDICINE
Retief Goosen now knows how it feels not to break 80 in the final round of a US Open. (More)

DEBUTANTS ENJOY US TEST
Nick Dougherty and Jonathan Lomas enjoyed their US Open debuts despite finishing a combined 31 over (More)

GOOSEN BUILDS THREE-SHOT LEAD
Retief Goosen is poised to become US Open champion for the third time in five years. (More)

MONTY ENDS BIRDIE DRAUGHT
Colin Montgomerie found something to celebrate at Pinehurst on Saturday - a first birdie in 37 holes. (More)

ELS WANTS TO FOCUS ON ST ANDREWS
World number three Ernie Els is considering giving the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond a miss this year. (More)

AGE NO BARRIER TO JACOBSEN
Peter Jacobsen, at 51 the oldest player left in the US Open, leapt into contention with a hole-in-one. (More)

GOOSEN LINES UP GLORIOUS DOUBLE
Holder Retief Goosen grabbed a share of the halfway lead in the US Open at Pinehurst. (More)

WESTWOOD TARGETS MAJOR IMPACT
Lee Westwood makes no secret of what he expects of himself at the US Open this weekend. (More)

ANOTHER MAJOR PROBE FOR WOODS
Once again Tiger Woods has been the subject of a major rules inquiry but again avoided penalty. (More)

CASEY ON A DOWNER
All golfers go through ups and downs, but Paul Casey is on a real downer at the moment. (More)

WOODS CLEARED BY RULES INQUIRY
For the second 'major' running Tiger Woods was the subject of a rules inquiry but again no penalty was imposed. (More)

ENGLISH DUO PULL OUT
Ryder Cup pals David Howell and Paul Casey both withdrew before their second rounds at Pinehurst. (More)

ILLNESS CAN'T HOLD WESTWOOD BACK
Ailing Lee Westwood goes into the second round of the US Open just one shot off the lead. (More)

MONTY WARMS TO AMERICAN FANS
Colin Montgomerie admits he is finally taking to the American fans. (More)

AILING WESTWOOD IN SIGHT OF LEADERS
Lee Westwood defied a chest infection to finish day one of the US Open just one off the lead. (More)

CASEY COMES A CROPPER AT PINEHURST
World Cup winner Paul Casey started the US Open with an horrendous 85 at Pinehurst. (More)

DONALD READY FOR MAJOR SPOTLIGHT
Luke Donald is relishing his pairing with Tiger Woods in the first round of the US Open at Pinehurst. (More)

MICKELSON WARY OF CONDITIONS
Phil Mickelson fears conditions at Pinehurst could turn the US Open into another nightmare. (More)

REFORMED DOUGHERTY READY TO GO
The new mature Nick Dougherty believes his US Open appearance highlights his improvement his year. (More)

DiMARCO THE NEARLY MAN
Chris DiMarco hopes to lose his "nearly man" tag at Pinehurst this weekend. (More)

SINGH CAN OVERTAKE WOODS
Tiger Woods, back as world number one this week, could lose it to Vijay Singh again at the US Open. (More)

MONTY READY TO FORGET TROUBLES
Colin Montgomerie believes all his recent experiences will help him at Pinehurst. (More)

WOODS RECALLS RACIST ATTACK
Tiger Woods has agreed for a new book to talk again about the racist attack he suffered as a youngster. (More)

HARRINGTON PLAYS DOWN CHANCES
Padraig Harrington was not your man if you wanted a player to talk up his US Open chances. (More)

SABBATINI APOLOGISES
South African Rory Sabbatini has issued an apology for his behaviour at the Booz Allen Classic. (More)

ELS AIMS FOR PINEHURST PINNACLE
Ernie Els is determined to wipe away the memories of last year's US Open misery. (More)

GARCIA LOOKING FOR MAJOR STEP FORWARD
Sergio Garcia is desperate to win his first major at the US Open this week. (More)

GOOSE CHASE ON FOR THIRD TITLE
South African quiet man Retief Goosen heads to Pinehurst bidding for a third US Open title. (More)

GRAND SLAM ON TIGER'S AGENDA
As the only man to have held all four majors at the same time, Tiger Woods is trying to win a Grand Slam. (More)

US OPEN PUT INTO PERSPECTIVE
A record 24 Europeans are taking part in the US Open trying to end a six-year 'major' drought. (More)

McGINLEY ITCHING FOR MAJOR CHANCE
Paul McGinley has simply been itching to get back into major championship action for a year. (More)

HOWELL DROVE FANS TO DRINK
David Howell drove his band of followers to drink on his previous appearance in the US Open. (More)

WILL GLORY DAYS RETURN FOR DUVAL?
David Duval, world No1 when the US Open was last staged at Pinehurst, is not in the top 600 on his return. (More)

DONALD PAIRED WITH WOODS
England's Luke Donald will be paired with Tiger Woods for the opening rounds at the US Open. (More)

CLARKE WITHDRAWS FROM US OPEN
Darren Clarke has withdrawn from next week's US Open as his wife Heather battles cancer. (More)

BROWNE MAKES US OPEN AFTER 59
Olin Browne fired a spectacular 59 to grab one of the final few spots in the US Open. (More)

'LITTLE NICK' THRILLED BY PINEHURST TRIP
Nick Dougherty could not be more excited about qualifying for his first 'major'. (More)

LANGER BOOKS PINEHURST PLACE
Former European Ryder Cup captain Bernhard Langer has qualified for the US Open at Pinehurst. (More)

ENGLISH TRIO IN LINE FOR US OPEN DEBUT
Jonathan Lomas, Simon Dyson and Nick Dougherty will all make their US Open debuts next week. (More)

LANE HITS OUT AT NO-SHOWS
Barry Lane failed to make it into his first US Open for 10 years on Monday. (More)

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