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Baltusrol
1993 US Open Championship |
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a full century, golf has been played on Baltusrol's fabled fairways.
Beginning with nine rudimentary holes, this legendary golf course
in Springfield, NJ was soon transformed into a respected 18-hole
championship layout, and then doubled once more to become the two
world-renowned golf courses that exist today, the Upper and Lower.
The host of 15 USGA National Championships, including 7 U.S. Opens,
this thoughtfully designed, old-fashioned course was originally
built on land once farmed by a gentleman named Baltus Roll, hence
it's unusual name. This panoramic celebrates the 1993 U.S. Open
Championship, where Lee Janzen and the late Payne Stewart staged
a memorable battle, Janzen eventually sealing a victory with a birdie
on eighteen. A classic panoramic of a classic golf course.
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Congressional
1997 US Open Championship |
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standing still. A place where the feel for the past transcends time
and space, transporting wonderfully bewildered visitors back to
grandest days of yesteryear. Such is the feeling members (and their
guests) get every time they set foot onto the grounds at Congressional
Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland. The club was founded in the
early 1920's by the 'who's who' of Washington DC's political elite.
Though the club offers a wide range of activities and social functions,
there's little disagreement that golf was and is the center of its
universe, with 36 of the most storied links you'll find in the Capitol
area – or anywhere else for that matter. Congressional's Blue
Course has received the most notoriety, having hosted two United
States Opens, a Senior US Open, and a PGA Championship. A notoriously
difficult course, Congressional hosted the US Open in 1997 becoming
the longest course in Open history (at that time). In a dramatic
finish, Ernie Els defeated Colin Montgomerie by one stroke. This
timeless panoramic of this timeless course would look great on in
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Oakland
Hills 1996 US Open Championship |
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when it seemed like no one could handle the monster known as Oakland
Hills, Steve Jones, a player out of the game just two years before,
mastered its brutal finishing hole to win the the 1996 U.S. Open.
However, this remarkably difficult course, particularly the fearsome
five final holes, was the real winner of this Open as as only two
players managed to shoot below par (-2 for Jones, -1 for Davis Love
III). Located in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, the undulating terrain
of the Oakland Hills Country Club will be the site of many more
prestigious tournaments in the years to come, including the 2004
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Olympic
Club 1998 US Open Championship |
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San Francisco Olympic Club is the oldest athletic Club in the United
States. It was founded on May 6, 1860 in a firehouse downtown in
the still-new city by 23 young men whose number included artists,
writers, lawyers, businessmen, working men, firemen, miners, immigrants
and adventurers. At its gorgeous Lakeside country Club overlooking
the Pacific Ocean, the Olympic Club today boasts of two of the finest
golf courses in the United States. In fact, the premier Lakeside
course has been the site of four U.S. Open championships---in 1955,
1966, 1987 and 1998. This gorgeous aerial panoramic of the Olympic
Club and Pacific Ocean was taken during the 1998 US Open, where
Lee Janzen stormed back to narrowly defeat Payne Stewart in the
Final Round. |
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Pebble
Beach Golf Links/Pacific Ocean
(Mahogany Frame) |
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the years, Pebble Beach Golf Links has inspired some of golf's most
memorable moments. Perhaps it is its stunning location; perhaps
its famously challenging reputation. Whatever the reason, Pebble
Beach is considered one of the worlds' great golf courses. The U.S.
Open Championship has been played at Pebble Beach four times, most
recently in the year 2000 for its 100th playing. While not a panoramic,
this stunning 26"w x 23"h (framed) aerial photograph of
Pebble Beach, Carmel Bay and the Pacific Ocean is framed in mahogany
and hand-signed by the photographer. This is one of the few officially
commissioned photographs of this world-famous course. |
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Shinnecock
Hills 1995 US Open Championship |
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| Shinnecock
Hills is among America's most exclusive clubs, with about 350 members
drawn from old money families that summer in the Hamptons. With
few trees and only two miles from the ocean, Shinnecock is one of
the very few true US linksland courses. Shinnecock Hills played
at 6,944 yards for the 1995 Open when Cory Pavin won with even-par
280 for the 72 holes, two shots better than Greg Norman. For the
2004 US Open, this magnificent course is being extended to at least
7,000 yards to ensure it remains a severe test for power hitters
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