On this Day in Golf History: June 18th, 2000 US Open

On this Day in Golf History: June 18th, 2000 US Open

on this day in golf history we revisit the 2000 US Open at Pebble Beach a tournament that showcased one of the greatest performances in golf history by Tiger Woods Pebble Beach Golf Links with its rugged cliffs and Pacific Ocean backdrop was as beautiful as it was punishing But Tiger tamed it like no one else could From his opening round 65 he seized the lead and never let go On the par 56 Woods chipped in for Birdie from deep rough leaving fans in awe His irons were precise threading through gusty winds as if they didn’t exist By Sunday the outcome was a foregone conclusion Tiger didn’t just win he obliterated the field finishing at 12 underpar No one else was underpar His 15st stroke victory margin remains the largest in major championship history The 2000 US Open wasn’t just another win It was Tiger at his peak redefining the boundaries of greatness

On this Day in Golf History: June 18th, 2000 US Open