U.S. Open 2004 - DP World Tour

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27 European Tour Members Set Sail for Shinnecock Hills
A total of 27 European Tour Members will assemble in New York State this week for the second Major Championship of the 2004 season, the US Open Championship at the marvellous but testing Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton.
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Facts & Figures
Age
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Promoter
USGA
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Location
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
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Goosen Leads Els and Mickelson by two at Shinnecock Hills
European Tour Members Retief Goosen and Ernie Els will go out in the final pairing for the fourth round of the 104th US Open Championship with Goosen holding a two-stroke advantage over Els and Masters Champion Phil Mickelson going into what is sure to be a classic final day at
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Ticket Information
Tickets for the 2004 U.S. Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills G.C., N.Y., are sold out.
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Goosen in the Hunt at Shinnecock Hills
Retief Goosen is in the frame for a second US Open Championship title after a sparkling four under par 66 took him to four under par and within two strokes of the early clubhouse lead held by Masters Champion Phil Mickelson, who also shot a 66.
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World Ranking Points
Place OWGR Points OWGR Points Ryder Cup World. Awarded Points Available1st 50 100.00 100.002nd 30 60.00 60.003rd 20 40.00 40.004th 15 30.00 30.005th 12 24.00 24.006th 10 20.00 20.007th 9 18.00 18.008th 8 16.00 16.009th 7.5 15.00 15.0010th 7 14.00 14.0011th 6.5 13.00 13.0012th 6 12.00 12.0013th 5.5 11.00 11.0014th
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Cabrera Takes Route 66 to Tie for US Open Lead
Angel Cabrera joined American Jay Haas and Japan’s Shigeki Maruyama on four under par 66 at the conclusion of the delayed first round of the 104th US Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills, the big hitting Argentine completing his remaining six holes in level par.
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Cabrera in Three-Way Tie for the Lead at Shinnecock Hills
Argentina’s Angel Cabrera leads The European Tour challenge in the 104th US Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills having moved into a three-way tie for the lead on four under par but with six holes remaining of his first round after weather delays disrupted the opening day.
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