ESPN Golf Online: 1999 U.S. Open

Payne Stewart was the only player to finish under par.

Putt falls; Stewart wins second Open

Payne Stewart came to Pinehurst No. 2 looking for redemption for his close call in last year's U.S. Open. He got his wish, making a 20-footer to save par on No. 16, knocking his drive stiff for a 4-foot birdie on No. 17, then saving par with a 15-footer on No. 18 to hold off Phil Mickelson by one shot on Sunday. It was the second U.S. Open title for Stewart, who beat Scott Simpson at Hazeltine in a 1991 playoff. FULL STORY

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FINAL 1999 LEADERBOARD

1 Payne Stewart 279 1-under

2 Phil Mickelson 280 Even

3 Vijay Singh 281 1-over

3 Tiger Woods 281 1-over

5 Steve Stricker 285 5-over

6 Tim Herron 286 6-over

7 David Duval 287 7-over

7 Jeff Maggert 287 7-over

7 Hal Sutton 287 7-over

10 Darren Clarke 288 8-over

10 Billy Mayfair 288 8-over

PURSE: $3.5 million
SITE: Pinehurst Resort, No. 2, Pinehurst, N.C.
PAR: 35-35-70
YARDS: 7,175