Rafael Nadal was the winner of the 2010 U.S. Open for men's singles.

The oldest player to win the British Open was Tom Morris. He was 46 years and 99 days old when he won the British Open.

The Pebble Beach Golf course is in California. It is below San Francisco near Carmel. It is adjacent to the Pacific Ocean.

Second place gets a Meat Pie with sauce and a ride around on the back of a tractor.

Pebble Beach - June , 2010. Confirmed this with GolfTickets.net . They recommend booking your hotel room out there 1 full year in advance.

Bobby Jones won it four times as an amateur, and other amateur winners are Jerome Travers, Chick Evans, Johnny Goodman, and Francis Ouimet; there have been no amateur victories in the U.S. open since 1933.

Regardless of rank, everyone acknowledges Pebble Beach's dramatic beauty. That's why casual TV fans sometimes hear the flowery odes to rocky Pebble and stare at the blotchy greens and wonder: "What are they talking about? I've seen pond scum that looked prettier."

Poa annua isn't pond scum. Poa annua is classified as an annual bluegrass, though not as blue as the Kentucky kind. Poa annua is also the most common weed on the planet, capable of climbing tall mountains and overrunning the bentgrass on modern greens.

Poa annua is not necessarily the enemy of a green. On many great courses, poa is the green. Poa just doesn't look like a perfect green because the grass has hundreds of strands in different colors forming mottled patterns. Because poa grows quickly and produces blunt tips, the ball can bobble later in the day.

That's why Tiger Woods complained about bumpy greens during the first round. "Awful," he said after shooting 3-over-par 74. Leaders generally have applauded the greens as fast and fair, although Phil Mickelson said that many putts don't hold their lines as the ball slows down.

The 1939 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament involved 8 schools playing in single-elimination play to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I college basketball. It was the first NCAA basketball national championship tournament. It began on March 17, 1939, and ended with the championship game on March 27 in Evanston, Illinois. A total of 8 games were played, including a single third place game in the West region. The East region did not hold a third place game until the 1941 tournament, and there was no national third place game until the 1947 tournament. Oregon, coached by Howard Hobson, won the national title with a 46-33 victory in the final game over Ohio State, coached by Harold Olsen. Jimmy Hull of Ohio State was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

No, the winner of the US Open gets a 10 year exemption.

It depends which kind of rubber tees you mean. Like a driving range tees, then no. But you can use the pyramid tees that usually come in a bunch of three in three different sizes.

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It depends on the purse for that year, but usally just short of $1 million

The Masters Champion receives the first place prize money (2009- $1.35 million). They also receive the famous green jacket. A life time exemption to The Masters. A 5 year exemption to all majors. As well as a 5 year exemption to the PGA Tour.

it really depends on your seat location. US Open tennis tickets range from $20 to $10,000 (private box seats) or a little higher.

The US Senior open cut line is the top 60 players and ties plus anyone within 10 strokes of the leader.

Format:

72 hole stroke play; field will be cut to low 60 and ties plus anyone within 10 strokes of the leader following the completion of the second round.

According to the U.S. Open website (refer to the link, below), the first professional tennis players who won that event were as follows: Ellen Hansell (1887) Richard D. Sears (1881) Bertha Townsend / Margarette Ballard (1889) Clarence M. Clark / Fred W. Taylor (1881) Mabel E. Cahill / Clarence Hobart (1892)

The Masters

According to the U.S. Open website (refer to the link, below), the winners of at least two U.S. Open singles titles are as follows, listed alphabetically by first name, as of June 9, 2009: Alice Marble

Althea Gibson

Bertha L. Townsend

Billie Jean King

Chris Evert Lloyd

Darlene R. Hard

Doris Hart

Elisabeth Moore

Hazel Hotchkiss

Helen H. Jacobs

Helen Wills Moody

Juliette Atkinson

Justine Henin-Hardenne

Mabel Cahill

Margaret Osborne duPont

Margaret Smith Court

Maria Bueno

Marion Jones

Martina Navratilova

Mary Browne

Maureen Connolly

Molla B. Mallory

Molla Bjurstedt

Monica Seles

Pauline Betz

Sarah Palfrey Cooke

Serena Williams

Steffi Graf

Tracy Austin

Venus Williams

Andre Agassi

Frank Sedgman

Fred Perry

H. Ellsworth Vines

Henry W. Slocum, Jr.

Ivan Lendl

J. Donald Budge

Jack Kramer

Jimmy Connors

John McEnroe

John Newcombe

Ken Rosewall

Malcolm D. Whitman

Maurice E. McLoughlin

Neale Fraser

Oliver S. Campbell

Patrick Rafter

Pete Sampras

R. Lindley Murray

Rene Lacoste

Richard A. Gonzales

Richard D. Sears

Richard N. Williams

Robert D. Wrenn

Robert Riggs

Rod Laver

Roger Federer

Roy Emerson

Sgt. Frank Parker

Stefan Edberg

Tony Trabert

William A. Larned

William M. Johnston

William T. Tilden

No. Amateurs can participate by Invitation of course, but cannot get paid any amount.

Think about it. There not pro yet, so they are not on that pay level. The payday IS playing at a Major.

The total purse for the tournament was $7,500,000. Graeme McDowell received $1,350,000 as champion.

Tiger Woods and Rocco Mediate play 18 holes in the 2008 US Open Playoff on Monday June 6th 2008. Tee time will be at 9:00 am PDT (12:00pm EDT).

The playoff will be televised on ESPN from 9-11 PDT and on NBC from 11am PDT till the end of the match.

The US Open is the only major that plays a full 18 holes for the playoff.