1988 U.S. Open Film: "Strange Days at The Country Club"

It was a tight battle to the end at the 1988 U.S. Open, as Curtis Strange defeated Nick Faldo in an 18-hole playoff to win his first major championship at The Country Club at Brookline, Mass.
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[@echambers1112]

"He helped get things started right... waaaay right", wow, throwing shade. @2:39

[@LorneMalvo1002]

What’s up with the heckler sneezing in strange’s back stroke on 17

[@graniteman62]

Never liked Curtis Strange, no doubt he was clutch winning 2 US Opens, but had a friend who tried to get an autograph from Strange at the Canadian Open for his son. Strange was a total dueshe. Unfortunately many of the pros at this time werent exactly friendly

[@scottjames6037]

Faldo’s short game and putting was terrible. Great video.

[@betoochoa7165]

Do you have the 1986 US Open

[@StFidjnr]

31:53 Billy Mayfair was the only amateur to make the cut

[@StFidjnr]

the 1st of 2 strange days at the U.S Open

[@pmalik50]

Greatest high pressure bunker shot ever

[@StFidjnr]

8:09 the golden bear was a BIG casualty in the 1988 U.S Open 8:39 and he is isn't the only major winner who didn't play the weekend greg norman who didn't even finish the 1st 36 holes

[@jonburrows8602]

Jack mustn't have liked the course. He also missed the cut in 1963 at Brookline when he was the defending Champion.

[@jojojo6147]

@@jonburrows8602 I heard he didn't like New England courses.

[@StFidjnr]

3:25 Seve is on quite a hot streak

[@StFidjnr]

Anyone who missed the cut in the 1988 U.S open was with good company

[@CrestviewGolfShop]

2:39 wayyyy right, lol

[@stanlee399]

Great swing Curtis had. Jimmy Ballard coach.

[@StFidjnr]

1:02 the only golfer to have a shot of winning the grand slam

[@StFidjnr]

@Tony the latter of those he won the 1st major of the year

[@andrewrobinson8305]

Lyle was the only player in 1988 who could complete the grand slam that year, having won The Masters in April. He wasn’t talking about a career grand slam.

[@ryearnd]

Audio is poor and closed captions are intermittent

[@jamesmcdowell5850]

Very poor audio.