1997 U.S. Open Film: "Ernie's Something Els"

Three years after winning the U.S. Open at Oakmont, South African Ernie Els joined rare company by becoming a two-time U.S. Open winner, this time in the backyard of the nation's capital at Congressional Country Club.
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[@barry5138]

I believe the late 90's was peak golf. Amazing

[@nathanwilliams2152]

"If the pin on 17 goes back-left, we'll have some fun" (Colin Montgomerie). Unfortunately, most of the fun was at his expense...he should have won this tournament, and he knew it. Lehman thought his approach to 17 was bread and butter, and Maggert wasn't too far away. I was riveted by this tournament, as well as the one the following year, and Tiger's domination in 2000.

[@jasonroberts2049]

Amazing!!!

[@nascarvintage17]

Excellente really excellente thank you for the share !

[@andrewrobinson8305]

Please fix the audio - can’t hear the commentary.

[@StFidjnr]

this proves the 1994 win was no fluke

[@nickstarkey]

Music on this audio mix is WAY too loud

[@wadepatton2433]

yes, I can't do this. Let's go find another taped classic.

[@epice10]

Insuferable music... Pity