U.S. Open: Pump Up the Cacophony: Etiquette Is Over at the U.S. Open
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With its boisterous atmosphere, the United States Open is much different from the other three Grand Slam events and Open officials want it to be that way.
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So the last major of 2004 is in the books. Herewith 50 random ruminations on the US Open that was. ... 1. Imagine how good Roger Federer will be once he learns to move around the court a little.
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Friday had its own winners and losers   at the U.S. Open but players were still buzzing over Andre   Agassi's thrilling five-set victory over Marcos Baghdatis a day   earlier.
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Can the golf season find a fitting climax with its new FedEx Cup competition? Iâm dubious.
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Steve Stricker holed out twice from the bunker for birdie, the last one giving him the lead. The crowd cheered at every turn for David Duval, not out of sympathy but for putting himself in the hunt at the U.S. Open.
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With Lindsay Davenport and Jennifer Capriati tumbling out the door on the heels of Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick, the final weekend of the US Open will be closed to home-grown players, something
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NEW YORK -- What are we going to do about Roger Federer? This is the American jingoists' plea as they talk about the nice young man from Switzerland who has taken over ownership of their tennis tournament, the United States Open.
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Inspiring drives. Cutthroat competition. Transatlantic tension. And it's O.K. to talk about a handicap with a one-armed golfer
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American Jennifer Capriati lobbied for instant replay yesterday at the US Open. And that was after a victory. Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain was angry about getting docked
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The Americans got off to a near-perfect start yesterday in the Presidents Cup, getting superb play from veterans and rookies alike in winning five and a half points out of the six alternate-shot matches at Royal Montreal. Despite a leader board covered with American red numbers, perhaps the most poignant moment of a gray afternoon was Jack Nicklaus, the United States captain, instructing Phil Mickelson and Woody Austin to concede a three-and-a-half-foot par putt on the 18th hole that assured Mike Weir of Canada and his International team its only point of the opening session.It was typical of Nicklaus, who famously conceded a putt about the same distance to Tony Jacklin in the 1969 Ryder Cup that allowed those matches to end in a tie. That gesture became a symbol of sportsmanship in match play between countries and continents. Then again, this was only the first day, and it was clear the Americans were in charge.
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FLUSHING MEADOWS, N.Y., Aug. 29 -- Rain wreaked havoc at the U.S. Open on Tuesday, washing out every match in the afternoon session and, after multiple false starts, scuttling the night session as well. The intermittent breaks in the downpour only heightened the aggravation, raising hopes that the...
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John Isner won the first set against the best player in the world on the biggest stage at the U.S. Open. But his moment in the sun soon evaporated.
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The fast greens and deep rough outside Pittsburgh offer a torturous test for this year's U.S. Open
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The U.S. Open reached its halfway  point on Sunday after a week dominated by Andy Roddick's serve,  Andre Agassi's age-defying brilliance, a few Olympics hangovers  and, of course, Serena's wardrobe.
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Woody Austin turned around a miserable year with the perfect round at the right time. Adam Scott, Vijay Singh and Sergio Garcia came in hoping to tune up for the U.S. Open with a victory, only to watch Austin run away with the warmup act.
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Andy Roddick, Serena Williams and  Jennifer Capriati provided a Labor Day weekend treat as they  turned on the style at the U.S. Open on Sunday.
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NEW YORK: Andy Roddick, Serena Williams and Jennifer Capriati provided a Labour Day weekend treat as they turned on the style at the US Open on Sunday.