The full list of US Open winners

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See the complete list of golfers to win the US Open

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The US Open is one of golf’s four major championships. It was first played in 1895 when Horace Rawlins won at Newport in Rhode Island.

Since the Englishman’s victory at America’s inaugural national championship, the trophy has been won by some of the game’s best-ever players, including Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods. But this is only to name a few of the event’s 130-year history.

Below we have the full list of players who have won the US Open and each venue where they won it. From Rawlins to Bryson DeChambeau, from Myopia Hunt to the Los Angeles Country Club.

This is the full list of US Open winners…

US Open golf winners

1895: Horace Rawlins (Newport)

1896: James Foulis (Shinnecock Hills)

1897: Joe Lloyd (Chicago)

1898: Fred Herd (Myopia Hunt)

1899: Willie Smith (Baltimore)

1900: Harry Vardon (Chicago)

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1901: Willie Anderson (Myopia Hunt)

1902: Laurie Auchterlonie (Garden City)

1903: Willie Anderson (Baltusrol)

1904: Willie Anderson (Glen View)

1905: Willie Anderson (Myopia Hunt)

1906: Alex Smith (Onwentsia)

1907: Alec Ross (Philadelphia)

1908: Fred McLeod (Myopia Hunt)

1909: George Sargent (Englewood)

1910: Alex Smith (Philadelphia)

1911: John McDermott (Chicago)

1912: John McDermott (Buffalo)

1913: Francis Ouimet (Brookline)

1914: Walter Hagen (Midlothian)

1915: Jerome Travers (Baltusrol)

1916: Chick Evans (Minikahda)

1917: No tournament due to World War I

1918: No tournament due to World War I

1919: Walter Hagen (Brae Burn)

1920: Ted Ray (Inverness)

1921: Jim Barnes (Columbia)

1922: Gene Sarazen (Skokie)

1923: Bobby Jones (Inwood)

1924: Cyril Walker (Oakland Hills)

1925: Willie Macfarlane (Worcester)

1926: Bobby Jones (Scioto)

1927: Tommy Armour (Oakmont)

1928: Johnny Farrell (Olympia Fields)

1929: Bobby Jones (Winged Foot)

1930: Bobby Jones (Interlachen)

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1931: Billy Burke (Inverness)

1932: Gene Sarazen (Fresh Meadow)

1933: Johnny Goodman (North Shore)

1934: Olin Dutra (Merion)

1935: Sam Parks Jr (Oakmont)

1936: Tony Manero (Baltusrol)

1937: Ralph Guldahl (Oakland Hills)

1938: Ralph Guldahl (Cherry Hills)

1939: Byron Nelson (Philadelphia)

1940: Lawson Little (Canterbury)

1941: Craig Wood (Colonial)

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1942: No tournament due to World War I

1943: No tournament due to World War I

1944: No tournament due to World War I

1945: No tournament due to World War I

1946: Lloyd Mangrum (Canterbury)

1947: Lew Worsham (St Louis)

1948: Ben Hogan (Riviera)

1949: Cary Middlecoff (Medinah)

1950: Ben Hogan (Merion)

1951: Ben Hogan (Oakland Hills)

1952: Julius Boros (Northwood)

1953: Ben Hogan (Oakmont)

1954: Ed Furgol (Baltusrol)

1955: Jack Fleck (Olympic)

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1956: Cary Middlecoff (Oak Hill)

1957: Dick Mayer (Inverness)

1958: Tommy Bolt (Southern Hills)

1959: Billy Casper (Winged Foot)

1960: Arnold Palmer (Cherry Hills)

1961: Gene Littler (Oakland Hills)

1962: Jack Nicklaus (Oakmont)

1963: Julius Boros (Brookline)

1964: Ken Venturi (Congressional)    

1965: Gary Player (Bellerive)

1966: Billy Casper (Olympic)

1967: Jack Nicklaus (Baltusrol)

1968: Lee Trevino (Oak Hill)

1969: Orville Moody (Champions)

1970: Tony Jacklin (Hazeltine)

1971: Lee Trevino (Merion Golf Club)

1972: Jack Nicklaus (Pebble Beach)

1973: Johnny Miller (Oakmont)

1974: Hale Irwin (Winged Foot)

1975: Lou Graham (Medinah)

1976: Jerry Pate (Atlanta)

1977: Hubert Green (Southern Hills)

1978: Andy North (Cherry Hills)

1979: Hale Irwin (Inverness)

1980: Jack Nicklaus (Baltusrol)

1981: David Graham (Merion)

1982: Tom Watson (Pebble Beach)

1983: Larry Nelson (Oakmont)

1984: Fuzzy Zoeller (Winged Foot)

1985: Andy North (Oakland Hills)

1986: Raymond Floyd (Shinnecock Hills)

1987: Scott Simpson (Olympic)

1988: Curtis Strange (Brookline)

1989: Curtis Strange (Oak Hill)

1990: Hale Irwin (Medinah)

1991: Payne Stewart (Hazeltine)

1992: Tom Kite (Pebble Beach)

1993: Lee Janzen (Baltusrol)

1994: Ernie Els (Oakmont)

1995: Corey Pavin (Shinnecock Hills)

1996: Steve Jones: Oakland Hills)

1997: Ernie Els (Congressional)

1998: Lee Janzen (Olympic)

1999: Payne Stewart (Pinehurst)

2000: Tiger Woods (Pebble Beach)

2001: Retief Goosen (Southern Hills)

2002: Tiger Woods (Bethpage Black)

2003: Jim Furyk (Olympia Fields)

2004: Retief Goosen (Shinnecock Hills)

2005: Michael Campbell (Pinehurst)

2006: Geoff Ogilvy (Winged Foot)

2007: Angel Cabrera (Oakmont)

2008: Tiger Woods (Torrey Pines)

2009: Lucas Glover (Bethpage Black)

2010: Graeme McDowell (Pebble Beach)

2011: Rory McIlroy (Congressional)

2012: Webb Simpson (Olympic)

2013: Justin Rose (Merion)

2014: Martin Kaymer (Pinehurst)

2015: Jordan Spieth (Chambers Bay)

2016: Dustin Johnson (Oakmont)

2017: Brooks Koepka (Erin Hills)

2018: Brooks Koepka (Shinnecock Hills)

2019: Gary Woodland (Pebble Beach)

2020: Bryson DeChambeau (Winged Foot)

2021: Jon Rahm (Torrey Pines)

2022: Matt Fitzpatrick (Brookline)

2023: Wyndham Clark (Los Angeles Country Club)

2024: Bryson DeChambeau (Pinehurst)

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Matt Chivers
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