A windswept Sunday at Pebble Beach paired with a jam-packed leaderboard full of the game’s elite players made for a riveting finish at the 1992 U.S. Open.
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Man! At 4:02 the Zinger really gives that putt an authoritative WHACK!
The 1992 and 1995 US Opens have to be my favorites just for who won!!
Woosnam on the 7th hole You enjoy that? You little pricks” lol 1:31:25
Dublin England and woosnan England seriously wtf????😂😂😂😂
Balata balls, persimmon woods, tiny greens and HOWLING winds. What a round by Tom Kite……a very deserving champion!
The OG 5th at Pebble making an appearance
For legal reasons, the introduction — prior to this video's actual 0:00 beginning — is omitted. The music used in the introduction is Waldo de los Rios' unique 1970 interpretation of Beethoven's "Ode To Joy" otherwise known as Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 "Choral": IV. Presto. Also omitted, near the end of the broadcast, is Louis Armstrong's rendition of "What A Wonderful World", played over a visual summary of the 4th round, as well as being a tribute to an ABC Sports production crew member, Werner "Wink" Gunther.
Tom Kite only 1 Major, but 27 Top 10s and 16 Top 5s in majors.
persimmon heads and balata. the ball would start out low ,then rise . beautiful ball that went nowhere, but it sure felt good
I have a Sports Illustrated copy of Tom Kite’s flying height in the 1992 US Open golf Championship with Tom on the front cover. It’s been on my wall since 1992. I didn’t know that my father had gone to Pebble Beach to see the 1992 US Open Championship. I inherited a towel from the 1992 Championship at Pebble Beach. Tom’s special love of the game of golf always caught my attention. He didn’t subdue his excitement and it probably led o his occasionally feeling lost in the game!
Kite soared over Pebble Beach
he soared over pebble beach
the weakest fields of the century. early 90s golf