1999 U.S. Open: Final Round, Back Nine | Payne Stewart, Phil Mickelson, and Tiger Woods at Pinehurst
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2020
- The unforgettable conclusion of the 1999 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, with Payne Stewart, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, and several other stars battling for the title.
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The cross-section of storylines from this Open is insane. We had no idea that this would be one of the last times we'd see Payne. We didn't know this would start Phil's run of *almost* winning the Open. And we definitely had no idea what a dominant run of golf Tiger would begin in two months. So it's not just that the tournament itself was great, which it was. It's the unique place the tournament holds in the chronological history of golf.
Very well said i 100% agree with you
I can watch this over an over , Stewart, Mickelson,woods VJ,
I nearly teared up when Payne said my chances might be on the short list...so haunting. RIP Payne
My favorite part of this is Payne telling Phil that he’s going to be a great father. it’s beautiful how much family meant to him.
Always wondered what he said to him, I made out "father" but that's it. Payne was taken too soon, would have been nice to see him compete in a few more majors.
@@mikewilliams7985 Hey Mike, there's another movie about this open in USGA youtube channel. His wife and other players noted that he told Phil "It's nothing like being a father. You're going to be a great father." and Phil responded saying he's happy for him.
The even better part is, while hugging his wife, he told her "I kept my head down all day. All day." His wife had seen him the day before and he was not keeping his head down while putting. Something Payne's father wrote down in notes for Payne, but given to his wife, to remind him of. She did so before the next round and, well, the fruit of those notes were clearly shown here.
Pretty neat!
Sadly, Phil McKee boy ended up traumatizing his own children with his rampages.
We have seen Tiger emotional, Sergio, Rory, Fred but this is idk how to put most honest real amotions coming from a man, just different champ
@@gasperstarina9837 Agreed. There is something different about this one, probably because it took him so long and also because we know what happened shortly after.
Stewart lost the open the year before. Made a clutch putt here to redeem himself. Participated in that magical Ryder Cup, then perished a month later. Crazy series of events.
Really loved the fire he brought to the game. He has been missed.
Held of the 3 best players of that generation Singh, Mickelson and Woods. Cant think of a more impressive open win
Instablaster...
Payne Stewart died in his prime. He was definitely better in his final years than his 20s!
Shades of 2007 when Cabrera outplayed Furyk and Woods
Els > Vijay IMO
Remember this like it was yesterday...was a HUGE Payne Stewart and Freddy Couples fan growing up....I was just about to turn 19 years old when this happened back in the summer of 1999....will never forget this. RIP Payne.
“You’re going to make a great father.” Mr. Stewart just won the biggest golf tournament against three of the best yet still put it aside to tell Phil those words. What an amazing man
As many times as Phil has come agonizingly close to winning this great tournament, given the opportunity, I don't think even he would change the outcome. We're all so glad that Payne got to taste this victory. Rest in peace.
Hell yeah USGA . Great job keeping us busy during these tough times
Just finished binge watching the Masters for three days...the putt on 18 here was the most thrilling thing I have seen in a long time.I miss Payne Stewart.
It never gets old watching this epic U.S. Open Championship! What a clutch putt by William Payne on 18!
16 as well
I remember watching this and thinking to myself "man this is one tough course". Still after all these years I still recall how crazy those putting greens and slopes were.
USGA, need more of these please! This is what is getting me through the lockdown, Masters, Open and now U.S. Open.
Payne Stewart at age 42 out dueling Tiger and Phil in their primes. Unbelievable performance by Payne especially with the putter down the stretch. Payne saying my opportunities might be on a short list is just heartbreaking, I miss him
I almost struggle listening to that part. You always hear people say that sorta thing, but man, for it be so literal at this point in time is like taking a bullet to the heart.
This was neither Phil's nor Tiger's primes.
@@pigs6486 eh, I’d say Tiger was about to enter his prime. Tiger kinda had two primes 1999-2002. Then 05-09. Phil’s prime was 04-06 at wing foot at my opinion
Still love watching this so many years later. Ayrton, Dale Sr., Greg Moore, Diana, Mother T. and Payne among others. It was a tough few years but great, great memories. RIP.
Agree with all except Child sex trafficker Mother Theresa.
Loved this one. Johnny Miller nailing the prediction about Tiger waxing the field and he did it the next year by 15.
Johnny also nailed that prediction the week of Pebble Beach 2000.
Never thought I’d say this.... but man I miss Johnny Miller doing the analysis !
I agree, I enjoyed his honesty even with a hint of sarcasm at times ⛳🤔
Never, ever will I want to hear him again. Could not stand him repeating the same garbage every single shot. Another in a line of pointless commentators who just tell me what I just saw.
Remember when baggy shirts (where the sleeves came down to the elbow) were the norm on the tour in the late 90's and early 2000's?
17:09 Tiger
42:00 crazy birdie putt by Tiger
45:08 Payne birdies!
59:30 beautiful 4 iron
59:56 Mick just misses
1:09:45 the lone lucky bounce
1:14:08 Mick's lil dinky
1:14:26 Vijay's 99 spin rating
1:14:40 *lengthy* putt indeed
1:19:55 pressure by Payne
1:39:27 winner
1:03:10 bombs away for Eldrick
A😂😂😊❤
It's been 21 years....Still love ya Payne. RIP Champion.
By far my favorite U.S. OPEN of all time
Me too
Love ❤️ it
Payne Stewart was such a class act and a great pressure player. It knocked me back when his plane crashed.
Emotional to watch this, considering what he said at the trophy presentation, and then died so tragically just over four months later 😔😔😔.
RIP Payne.
And to think that cutting off the sleeves off his jacket prior to the start of the round “helped”him win. The little things.
Yes one of my favorite US Open stories....sport is sport...but the human story makes the event. Payne just missed out the year before, and then wins this close one....then we say goodbye to him soon after. Yes this is one of my favorites, because Payne was such a good human being.
Thank you so much for sharing..this was an absolute pleasure to watch!
I remember (vividly) watching this live. Mind Boggling to think Payne Stewart would've been in his mid-60s had he still been with us today.
Gotta love that music intro and outro as well. Good days on the PGA tour, nothing like the US Open.
I love how Phil knew it was over and almost wanted Payne to drain that last putt, smiling the whole way. Phil truly just loves golf what a legend
Revisionist history, eh? I don’t think we all remember it that way 😂
I’m not sure that’s true, but it makes for a nice story in hindsight.
I agree. Phil's expression never changed even as the ball dropped into the hole. It was like he knew Payne was going to make that putt!
Epic finish. Tragic lost for us all. You can't write a story like this.
Every time I watch this I feel so bad for Phil. It must be devastating to keep falling short by such a small margin. He really deserves at least 1 US open.
I loved Payne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a dope leaderboard... Payne, Phil, Tiger, Vijay, Duvall
Knowing he died shortly after is so tragic.
I mean, he even said "my opportunities are probably on the short list"
😭
He went out in style, though!!
Great commentary by Johnny Miller and the rest of the crew. I miss them.
Can't believe that was already 20 years ago. Feel like not long ago at all. Time flies way too fast.
What a great man Payne was. See you in glory, my brother from another mother
What a great watch! Thank you for sharing.
I've just finished reading a great book called The Last Stand of Stewart Payne by Kevin Robbins. It's a must read for Payne Stewart fans.
That’s what brought me here!
This was just one of the greatest tournaments of all time. Everything about it was just awesome. The players at the top of the leaderboard, the course and the champion. Not the mention the old NBC crew calling the action. What an awesome tournament and memory.
Such a great Open. Stacked leaderboard, incredible finish. RIP Payne, we love you.
@Walker Kelly I totally forgot that Tiger was right there at the end. It’s kind of mushed into everybody’s memory that it was a battle between Phil and Payne, but Tiger was just a few inches away from making that putt on 18 to tie Phil. Very easily could have been a 3 way playoff between them.
Payne Stewart.. THE SPIRIT OF GOLF.. ⛳🏌
I shot 78 on this course. Best round of my life. So hard.
What a year for golf. This open. Then the Open championship at Carnoustie and that drama. The 99 Ryder Cup.
Harris, Stewart, Campbell, Lee, Kaymer, Wie, and Ogletree: all impressive journeymen and journeywoman who have all conquered Pinehurst. I wonder who is next? 😀💁🏻♂️
Not that my comments matter. But I was 10 when this happened and didn’t care about golf at all…. Have always seen the “highlights” over the years, and after a recent pod I listened to, decided to come back and watch the whole thing. The tension, the nostalgia, everything is just so great. Payne holding off Tiger and Phil is just incredible, then add in the fact of him dying a few months later is just so ominous. I wish we could get back to this.
just watched - tremendous - the pressure was off the charts - US Open clutch performance - RIP Payne
This guy was so damn good... getting pounded the year before then winning. One of the greatest to hold a club.
"Pounded the year before"?
Payne nearly led wire-to-wire in 1998.
If it wasn't for 3 unlucky breaks he'd have won.
First, the hilariously unfair pin placement on Friday at 18 cost him a shot. His 8-footer for birdie rolled 20 feet by and he bogeyed.
In the final round, Janzen's tee shot on 5 landed in a tree. He was walking back to the tee to take a lost ball and some guy with binoculars yelled out that it fell out of the tree. Instead of a double bogey that costs him the championship (considering the way the rest of the round played out), he chips in for par.
Payne finally hits a fairway in the final round on 12 and it lands in a divot. You probably know what happened next.
That's what cost him in 1998 not any ridiculous " beatdown" as you claim.
5:00 Totally forgot about former boxer Esteban 'right cross'Toledo👊👍
This is exactly what I needed ⛳️
What a Grindr such a clutch player, Payne Stewart just made you want to pull for him, Thanks for the memories
My favorite golfer growing up as a young child. Taken away from us far too early. lost a great human being, family man, golfer. 🙏
God needed his Greatest warrior William Payne Stewart. My condolences to the family and to those who knew Payne. Godbless everyone of this world.
99년 나 중3때 생방으로 손에 땀을쥐고 숨죽여 보던 이 경기를 잊지못한다
Thank you USGA!
Wow amazing coverage, thank you very much USGA. Baltusrol 80, Pebble 82, Shinnecock 04, Winged Foot 06, Merion 13 if possible please
This is a great US Open, thank you very much USGA. Its terrific to see this again, it really was a classic finish.
Lumpy’s pants show you how well he drove the ball that day.
What a gem!
Got to be one of the best ever finishes to a major. What a celebration. RIP Payne Stewart. Also how about Phil. Must have been gutted but so gracious in defeat. His time would come.....
What a great game.. no less than movie. Real competitio.. and rip stewart.
6 seconds for Phil is amazing
He was insanely clutch at the end
woooow wonderful match
Payne cut his sleeves off and looked so stylishhhh .
A top 5 us Open for me
I still get chills when Im by the 18th green at Pinehurst
Victor Kapustin love the statue of payne
When he says to Phil, "You'll get yours", time is running out, I can only hope but it's not likely.
Yes he has wins in the other three majors but he has finished 2nd or tied 2nd in 6 of the US opens.
September at Winged Foot may just do the trick. Let us see.
So many clutch putts! Unreal putting
Insane
So beautiful
1:44:16 what a champ! To say to Phil: good luck with the baby you gonna be a father ! Tiger, Rory, Garcia they are emotional but I 've never seen so honest emotions like here...❤
"..mine might be on a short list" How damned short 😭😭 may this hero RIP.
i got stand on that green and visit the statue there last fall. some day i hope to play pinehurst
I think they put up a statue of him on the grounds at Pinehurst because of that putt
tiff hansen yep. I hugged it in 2011
How did we watch golf before shot tracers?
In his early 40s, Payne Stewart was in the form of his career. Horrendous tragedy.
Johnny Miller "One of the greatest putts I've ever seen." Or ever will see.
So hard to watch the ending, I mean happines that he won it months before his death but knowledge he died few months later is just heartbreaking..
A true gentleman even in victory has kind words for Phil
Can you please upload the 2010 US Open “featured film” Rory at Congressional?
Stay tuned for Rory's film!
Rory won at Congressional in 2011.
What do you think. About a two club difference from then to now?
This broadcast always leaves me scratching my head, "why didn't Johnny Miller win more than 2 majors?" He knows everything.
In 1974 Miller won 8 times including 3 in a row. He was no TW but a damn good player..AND he's paid to voice his opinion .
It's one thing to know how do something and quite another to be able to do it
Gravity swing looks so smooth for Pain
Payne's tempo on #17 tee shot (@ 1:20:08) how does one make such a smooth swing under that much pressure? That swing is the one to copy!
Incredible looking at the swing speeds on hole 10 compared to now. Phil at 54 swings harder and faster these days than he did then. Payne's swing has a nice tempo but looks incredibly slow as well.
1:29:15
Roger: "This ball going down the right side...should be pretty good!"
Johnny: "No it isn't, it missed by 6 inches Rog in the heavy stuff and it went down. That is in trouble right there...with this wet rough I don't think he can hit the green unless he has a little better lie than I think."
Roger: "That's the first player I've seen Johnny that hasn't carried that bunker"
Johnny: "It's, uh, it's in that long rough, Rog, passed the bunker."
Johnny always has at least 3 dumb calls per broadcast but he's still uppity af
Course was playing really hard that day
Gotta love Phil smiling during and after Stewart's putt went in... it's like he knew Payne wasn't missing
I think he was more content with the fact that he would get to fly back to be with his wife who was in labor with their 1st kid as opposed to having to stay for another day
daddy daddy look 👀 payne and phil ! i love them 💋
1:46:53 Damn.
would have loved to watch the whole video just way to many ads.
"Mine might be on a short list."
...ow.
shit gave me goosebumps
Watching this I remember we were rooting for Payne but we all thought this was Phil's time to finally break through.
Holy putting clinic Batman
#2 looks very different now
TIGER CHOKED ON 🍎🍎🍎. 😂😂😂 MISS READ SAME BREAK TWICE. JOHNY MILLER PLAYING THE PESSIMIST. EVERYONE WEARING COTTON AND BAGGY PANTS W PLEATS.. (COTTON DOCKERS) IN HUMID SOUTHERN CLIMATE AHHH YOU GOTTA LOVE 90S...👍👍👍👍
I like pinehurst now with the waste areas
1:47:33 Phil is gonna have the opportunities, mines might 've been on a short list😢
Whose shirt is tiger wearing
You must not have watched golf back then, this isn't the only time he wore a shirt that wasn't completely red in a final round.
Rod Smith maybe he meant it's so big?