He was awful.

What, you want more?

Fine.

Tiger Woods finished the 2013 US Open at +13, his worst score ever in a Major as a pro.

The quest for #15 rolls on.

There you go.

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With Geoff Ogilvy at the 2006 US Open (Reuters)

Phil Mickelson finished second for the sixth time at the US Open as he finished runner-up to Justin Rose at Merion. Here are his five other near-misses.

1999 U.S. Open -- While Phil Mickelson had finished high in Majors prior to the '99 U.S. Open at Pinehurst, he hadn't really contended for a Major championship. Mickelson headed into the final round a shot back of Payne Stewart, and the two battled hard over the final 17 holes before landing on the famed 18th. Mickelson had a birdie putt on the final hole to tie Stewart, but he couldn't convert, leaving Stewart a 15-footer for par to win his

Shawn Stefani put a star on what had been a so-so US Open performance when he registered the first ace of the championship by holing out at the 213-yard, par-three 17th on Sunday.

Even for an ace, it was a stunning hole-out.

The 31-year-old Texan landed his four-iron tee shot in the left rough, saw it bounce out, hop on the green and slowly roll and curl some 60 feet before trickling into the cup.

Stefani entered the final round with a score better than just two players among the 73 that made the cut but made his mark with the 43rd hole-in-one shot in 113 US Opens and the first he ever posted

Mickelson and Donald, US Open third round

We're at the deciding day of the year's toughest Major, and a handful of golfers have handled everything Merion could throw at them. Which of these gentlemen will be a major winner come Sunday evening? We size up the prime contenders right here, and we're almost certain to get a first-time US Open winner:

Phil Mickelson, -1

His week: He's been strong right from the start, and he's led or co-led every night. There's a feeling of destiny about Phil this week, which is usually a bad sign.

His best finish at the US Open: Second place, five agonizing times: 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2009.

What a win

LaRue Temple doesn't have an easy life. A typical day can include caddying here at Merion Golf Club starting at 7am, then getting off work at 3pm. and going into Philadelphia to bartend until 2am. Sometimes he DJs on the weekends. There have been days when he does all three.

This was supposed to be a week off for Temple. The US Open was in town, and Temple had tickets. He would hang out with his mum, relax in the grandstand, and cheer for Tiger Woods.

Then, in the wind and wet of a wicked Monday afternoon, something marvelous happened.

Temple, who went to high school locally and

As Sergio Garcia stepped to his ball on the 11th tee at Merion Golf Club, to begin his third round of the US Open, a scream rang out from the crowd.

"Fried chicken!" a fan yelled.

Later in his round, after Garcia missed a putt at the fifth, another fan yelled, "Popeyes!"

Thus is the fallout of Garcia's racist comment from last month when, during an awards banquet, he said he would serve Tiger Woods "fried chicken" for dinner.

"I would say I'm heckling him because of what he said," Tom Stanley, the fan who yelled 'Popeyes,' told Yahoo! Sports.

Several fans around him admonished Stanley, who

It seems almost strange to say, but Lindsey Vonn has become a fixture on the PGA Tour.

Since announcing her relationship with Tiger Woods back in March, the Olympic skier has been spotted at several events, including The Masters, The Players Championship, The Memorial and this week's US Open.

Vonn has gone largely unbothered at the Merion Golf Club as she's followed Woods around the course. Bill Pennington of the New York Times, however, caught up with the 28-year-old to talk about what it's like to be involved with one of the most famous men in the world.

You can read about Pennington's walk

It looks like the strangest thing that would happen to Carl Pettersson this week as showing up on the first tee Thursday wearing the exact same outfit as playing partner Francesco Molinari, but that was positively normal by comparison to what befell him later.

Pettersson was in the 5th fairway on Friday, completing his first round, when mid-swing an errant tee shot from the second hole came rolling right at him, not only disturbing his golf shot but smashing into his ball mid-backswing.

This is definitely not the first time something strange has happened to Pettersson at a major championship.