Scores

Par 70, Final 72-Hole Scores

280 (E)--$535,000

Lee Janzen: 73-66-73-68

281 (+1)--$315,000

Payne Stewart: 66-71-70-74

284 (+4)--$201,240

Bob Tway: 68-70-73-73

285 (+5)--$140,730

Nick Price: 73-68-71-73

286 (+6)--$107,392

Steve Stricker: 73-71-69-73

Tom Lehman: 68-75-68-75

287 (+7)--$83,794

David Duval: 75-68-75-69

Lee Westwood: 72-74-70-71

Jeff Maggert: 69-69-75-74

288 (+8)--$64,490

Jeff Sluman: 72-74-74-68

Phil Mickelson: 71-73-74-70

Stuart Appleby: 73-74-70-71

Stewart Cink: 73-68-73-74

289 (+9)--$52,214

Paul Azinger: 75-72-77-65

Jesper Parnevik: 69-74-76-70

a-Matt Kuchar: 70-69-76-74

Jim Furyk: 74-73-68-74

290 (+10)--$41,833

Colin Montgomerie: 70-74-77-69

Loren Roberts: 71-76-71-72

Frank Lickliter II: 73-71-72-74

Jose Maria Olazabal: 68-77-71-74

Tiger Woods: 74-72-71-73

291 (+11)--$34,043

Casey Martin: 4-71-74-72

Glen Day: 73-72-71-75

292 (+12)--$25,640

D.A. Weibring: 72-72-75-73

Per-Ulrik Johansson: 71-75-73-73

Eduardo Romero: 72-70-76-74

Chris Perry: 74-71-72-75

Vijay Singh: 73-72-73-74

Thomas Bjorn: 72-75-70-75

Mark Carnevale: 67-73-74-78

293 (+13)--$18,372

Mark O’Meara: 70-76-78-69

Padraig Harrington: 73-72-76-72

Bruce Zabriski: 74-71-74-74

Steve Pate: 72-75-73-73

John Huston: 73-72-72-76

Joe Durant: 68-73-76-76

Chris DiMarco: 71-71-74-77

Lee Porter: 72-67-76-78

294 (+14)--$15,155

Justin Leonard: 71-75-77-71

Scott McCarron: 72-73-77-72

Frank Nobilo: 76-67-76-75

295 (+15)--$12,537

Darren Clarke: 74-72-77-72

Joey Sindelar: 71-75-75-74

Tom Kite: 70-75-76-74

Joe Acosta: 73-72-76-74

Olin Browne: 73-70-77-75

Jack Nicklaus: 73-74-73-75

296 (+16)--$9,711

Ernie Els: 75-70-75-76

Michael Reid: 76-70-73-77

Brad Faxon: 73-68-76-79

Scott Verplank: 74-72-73-77

297 (+17)--$8,531

Fred Couples: 72-75-79-71

Tim Herron: 75-72-77-73

Jim Johnston: 74-73-79-71

John Daly: 69-75-75-78

298 (+18)--$8,030

Mark Brooks: 75-71-76-76

300 (+20)--$7,844

Scott Simpson: 72-71-78-79

303 (+23)--$7,696

Rocky Walcher: 77-70-77-79

305 (+25)--$7,549

Tom Sipula: 75-71-78-81

U.S. OPEN / HOLE OF THE DAY

No. 13

* Yardage: 186

* Par: 3

* Stroke average: 3.250

* Rank: 7

* Eagles: 0

* Birdies: 6

* Pars: 35

* Bogeys: 17

* Double Bogeys: 2

* Key facts: Lee Janzen made birdie from four feet to get to even par. Payne Stewart hit long into the rough and made bogey to fall out of the lead at one over.

U.S. OPEN AT A GLANCE

* Victor: Lee Janzen closed with a 68 for an even-par 280 and a one-stroke victory over Payne Stewart.

* Spoils: Janzen won $535,000 to surpass $6 million in career earnings.

* Quoting: “I thought the best I could do was a playoff.” -- Janzen, who started the day five strokes behind.

* Noting: Janzen had played No. 17 in five over par the first three rounds. He made a par Sunday.

* Key statistic: Janzen was the only player in the top five to break par on the back nine.

* Olympic revisited: Janzen is the second Open champion at Olympic to trail by seven strokes in the final round and win.

* Bridesmaid revisited: Tom Lehman (75) has played in Sunday’s final group in four consecutive U.S. Opens without winning.

* Final-round failures: No third-round leader has ever won the U.S. Open at The Olympic Club.

* Sharing the wealth: The last 15 majors have been won by 15 players.

* Round of the day: Paul Azinger had a five-under 65, the best round of the tournament.

* Shot of the day: Janzen hit five-iron to four feet and made birdie at No. 13.

* Next year: The 99th U.S. Open will be at Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina.