Round summaries 1972 U.S. Open (golf)

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1 round summaries

1.1 first round
1.2 second round
1.3 third round
1.4 final round

1.4.1 scorecard







round summaries
first round

thursday, june 15, 1972



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second round

friday, june 16, 1972



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third round

saturday, june 17, 1972



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final round

sunday, june 18, 1972


in high winds, nicklaus par on front nine; after double-bogey @ tenth, arnold palmer , bruce crampton trailed 2 shots. palmer had chance tie nicklaus @ 14th, missed 10-footer (3 m) birdie. down 1 stroke, palmer bogeyed next 2 holes , finished final-round 76, 4 shots behind.


with three-shot lead on crampton on tee of par-3 17th, nicklaus hit 1 of famous shots. 1-iron went directly @ pin, bounced once, struck flagstick, , settled inches hole tap-in birdie. lead @ 4 strokes on final tee, bogeyed 74 (+2) , win.



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scorecard

cumulative tournament scores, relative par



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