Here are 10 things to know about the 2014 US Open. 1. Martin Kaymer hyperbole: It's hard to overstate what Kaymer did in blowing away the rest of the field by eight strokes this year.

And this is precisely why the 2014 U.S. Open has now become one of the most important events in recent memory with regards to the general well-being of the game of golf.

Martin Kaymer didn't need another round of 65; he just needed to hold on to the five-stroke lead with which he entered Sunday's final round. But simply holding on doesn't suit Kaymer, as he shot a ...

All the GIFs, photos, commentary, quotes, and stats you can handle from the first round of the 2014 US Open at Pinehurst.

The US Open, the second golfing Major of 2014, tees off today. Unlike the Masters, which takes place every year at the same venue, the Open is played on a different course each time. This year it ...

Who started the U.S. Open? The United States Golf Association, an organization formed in 1894 by five prominent golf clubs to be the game's national governing body.