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England's Rose blooms after 17-year wait for major
Ever since Greg Norman's memorable final-round implosion let Nick Faldo win the Masters in 1996, a generation of fine English talent has come up short in golf's four major championships.
James Lawton: Justin Rose was one brilliantly programmed Englishman saying his day had come
He had done his work, taken his blows and was as ready as he would ever be... he simply refused to be intimidated Note: We do not store your email address but your IP address will be logged to prevent abuse of this feature.
US Open 2013: Justin Rose beats the burden of history - Martin Samuel
It wasn't quite the wait for a British winner of the Tour de France, or for a British grand slam tennis champion.
Rose wins Open as Day stumbles
Aussie golfers haven't had the best luck at this year's US Open with some unreal shots from Goggin and Scott.
Hampshire's Justin Rose has been crowned the US Open champion.
He becomes the first Englishman in 43 years to win the tournament, and the first to claim any major since Nick Faldo in 1996.
U.S. Open 2013: Phil Mickelson's U.S. Open journey has a chance to come full circle
ARDMORE, Pa.-So what does Phil the Thrill have in store for us this year on U.S. Open Sunday? The Open, which always ends on Father's Day, also concludes on Mickelson's 43rd birthday tomorrow.
Justin Rose is within one shot of the lead at Merion
Justin Rose believes he is capable of ending England's 17-year wait for a major champion and 43-year search for a US Open winner at Merion this weekend.
Woosie faces harder Porthcawl test on his Royal visit for the Wales Senior Open
At 7,071 yards, it is expected to be the longest course on the Senior Tour in 2013 aside from Royal Birkdale which hosts this year's Senior Open Championship.
Golfing, fishing and the G8 at Lough Erne
It was designed by Sir Nick Faldo and long endorsed by Rory McIlroy, but management at the Lough Erne Golf Resort are dreaming that an even more famous golfer will be teeing up when the G8 leaders come to stay.
10 Greatest Stars in US Open Golf History
When people say they dream of playing in the U.S. Open someday, what they're really saying is, they'd like to be good enough to play.
Donald determined to win major
Luke Donald insists he is as determined as ever to win a major championship as the search for an English winner of one of golf's four biggest prizes continues.
Pendle soldier who lost both legs in Afghanistan raises funds for charity in golf tournament
A SOLDIER who lost both his legs in a blast in Afghanistan has helped raise more than A 20,000 for a charity which supports injured troops through golf.
Ex-No. 1 Luke Donald focuses on winning US Open
Donald is 0-for-the majors as he heads into his 10th U.S. Open, starting Thursday at Merion Golf Club .
Merion's wicker baskets provide a challenge
Among the many charming qualities of the magical, intimate Merion Golf Club are the bright red wicker baskets that rest atop the flag sticks and are the official symbol of the club on Ardmore, Pa.
Lough Erne Resort prepares to welcome world's most powerful politicians for G8 summit
There's something in the water in Fermanagh, a county famous for its lakes, rivers and 'liquid sunshine'.
A look at some of the anniversaries this year at the 113th U.S. Open, to be played June 13-16 at Merion Golf Club: 100 years ago : A century later, this remains the seminal moment in American golf.
Golf Bag: Ross Bartell a top contender for major titles
Ross Bartell hasn't visited the winner's circle yet this year, but the Great Falls star has been knocking loudly at the door and is racking up points in the Montana State Golf Association tournament series.
For Tiger, Nike winning trumps all
Tiger Woods hits a tee shot during the second round of The Memorial Tournament at the Muirfield Village Golf Club.
U.S. Open Sectional produces thrills
The wedge approach at the 18th hole was over water. Roger Tambellini knew he would have to coax a shot onto the green and use only two putts if he was to guarantee himself a spot in next week's U.S. Open.
Memorial Tournament: Kuchar continues rise up golf's leader board
Watching a tournament on television a couple of weeks ago, PGA Tour golfer Kevin Chappell heard analyst Nick Faldo impart maybe the best explanation of why easy-going, easy-swinging Matt Kuchar has become one of the most lethal golfers in the world.