Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

The unlikely champion turned to soak up a beautiful sight beneath gathering clouds Monday at Bethpage Black.

Lucas Glover steadied his hands for a 3-foot par putt on the 18th hole, an anticlimactic finish to five dreary days at a U.S. Open filled with more delays than drama.

And for the first time in five years, all the major trophies belong to someone other than Tiger Woods

The Curse of “Bethpage Black” Pearl

The second major has come!!!!!!!!!!!

This year, they are again will try to overcome the curse of the black pearl as Tiger did in 2002.

Eventhough The Black Course is considered the best public courses in the world and the best courses of any type in USA, no one was able to break par except Tiger Woods in 2002.

Since Tiger victory, The Black Course has been lengthened to 7,426 yards since. It features graduated rough that should allow players to reach the green instead of hacking out to the fairway.

After all, its US Open Golf Championship...............................

67 in hand and more to come!!!!!

Congratulations to Eldrick Tont "Tiger" Woods for earning his 67 PGA victory

As usual, it was a dramatic comeback, thrilled and all Tiger’s way. Just like that, Tiger Woods broke out of a four-way tie and won the Memorial on Sunday with a 7-under 65 to cap off a high-charged comeback.

And just as suddenly, he silenced the skeptics who wondered if he was ready to defend his title in the U.S. Open in two weeks at Bethpage Black.

59- The magical score in golf.

On records, only 5 person who actually score the magical number in golfing history;

1) Al Geiberger:
- First person in history to shot 59 (his second round in) winning the 1977 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic

2) Chip Beck:
- Second person in history shot a round of 59 during the third round of the 1991 Las Vegas International on the Sunrise Golf Club (par 72) in Las Vegas, Nevada

3) David Duval:
- shooting a 59 in the final round of the 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic on the Palmer Course at PGA West in La Quinta, California (doing so in dramatic fashion by making an eagle on the 18th hole).

4) Annika Sörenstam :
- Sorenstam was the first player ever to break 60 in an LPGA event; she shot a 59 at the par-72 Moon Valley Country Club in Phoenix in the second round of the 2001 Standard Register PING tournament

5) Myself:
- shot 59 during yesterday tournament via EA sport mobile against Tiger Woods.

Sigh…I was unable to play real golf due to back injury…. Damn boring..........