Watson Executed When It Mattered Most At 1982 U.S. Open 'That shot at 17 meant more to me than any golf shot I ever made,' he said. By Dave Shedloski. As spring turned to summer in 1982, Tom Watson, ...

As spring turned to summer in 1982, Tom Watson, the PGA Tour’s Player of the Year in four of the past five seasons, found himself uncharacteristically struggling with his golf game. In fact, he was ...

Want an inside look at the U.S. Open? Just ask a caddie and you”ll be surprised at their unique perspective. Caddies are often part of the action, helping their golfers read greens and choose clubs.

As he headed for the 17th tee, Tom Watson was tied for the lead in the final round of the 1982 U.S. Open. Moments earlier, Jack Nicklaus had finished uncharacteristically.

Grandfathers nudged their grandkids Thursday and pointed to the spot that has become as famous an attraction in Pebble Beach as The Lone Cypress. Tom Watson, 60, is 28 years removed from the day he… ...

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