US Open Championship Live

The PGA Tour will hold the US Open Championship once again, and this five star event has plenty of action for you, as well as a star studded field that is sure to please. The tournament will be held June 17^th through the 20^th and there is plenty to look forward to as this major commences. With four days of amazing golf you'll want to get your membership at the banners on this page where you can have access to high quality streaming action of the tournament right from your computer from anywhere in the world that you happen to be.

First, before we get into anything else, let's check out the course for this year's US Open tournament. The event will be held in the state of California in Pebble Beach, and the venue is the Pebble Beach Golf Links. It's a total of 7,040 yards and is rated at a Par 71 for difficulty. This west coast course has been around since 1919, and was designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant. The course opened on February 22^nd and has been the venue for the US Open Championship four time prior to this, the first time in 1972, won by Jack Nicklaus.

Besides Nicklaus, the tournament has a solid history of champion golfers that have won this major. They include Willie Anderson, Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan, all three of which – along with Jack Nicklaus – have won the United States Open Championship four different times. Other past winners include Tiger Woods and Hale Irwin, both of which have three wins, as well as John McDermott, Billy Casper, Andy North, Lee Trevino and Ernie Els. The most recent champion was Lucas Glover, who won his first major trophy at Bethpage State Park last year.

Let's take a closer look at last year's tournament. It was held in Farmington, New York at Bethpage State Park Golf Course and the dates were June 18^th through the 22^nd. Lucas Glover was the big winner of this Major, ending with a final of 276 (−4). The second placers were Ricky Barnes, David Duvall and Phil Mickelson all with a two under. That made the first and second place winners of the tournament, a combined four in all, Americans. However, Ross Fisher stepped in and took fifth place for England with a one under Par.

The field for the US Open include 75 players who will receive exemptions and there are a total of 156 players scheduled to be on the field. 61 of those places will be filled up with qualifying. Here's who you'll see on the field. David Duvall, Robert Allenby, Stephen Ames, Ricky Barnes, Phil Mickelson, Paul Casey, Tiger Woods, Fred Funk, Ernie Els, K.J. Choi, Steve Stricker, Henrik Stinson, Kevin Na, Ben Crane, Sean O'Hair, Geoff Ogilvy and Kenny Perry among many others. Get your membership at the links on this page and sign up for access to high quality video right from your computer to watch the United States Open 2010.