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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2001
Page
11
AP reports the opening round of the U S Open in Tulsa with hole one totaling 4.35 stroke average and four birdies all day. Hale Irwin Stewart Cink and Sergio Garcia tied near the lead each posting birdies, highlighting the early action.
Tiger Woods and Walt Disney Co reached a deal for a unspecified number of televised appearances on ABC and ESPN. The terms were not disclosed by Woods agent Mark Steinberg or Disney officials as reported by the Orlando Sentinel. Woods was abroad in Tulsa for the U S Open and did not comment. The agreement does not make him a Disney theme park spokesman.
Bernhard Langer slid from tied for the first to four behind after a branch dropped into a pond on the 13th hole. He made a double bogey and later finished 1 over 71. Hale Irwin and Retief Goosen led as weather suspended play.
Stewart Cink, 28, opened the U S Open at Southern Hills with a 69, two behind surprise leader Hale Irwin. He described himself as a disciplined player who stays in the ballgame after rough stretches and adjusted to the slow greens, noting par may crown the winner.
Hale Irwin shot a 69 to surge in the U S Open at Southern Hills, sharing praise with Sergio Garcia and others. Loren Roberts and Stewart Cink followed at 69 while Toshimitsu Izawa led with 2 under after four holes. Irwin credited his confidence and a series of clutch puts and a sharp 2 iron from the rough on the 18th.
Tiger Woods three putted from 40 feet on No 4 and missed several greens in the first round. He lacked a birdie but the soggy Pebble Beach course may favor his length and soft greens as rain reshapes the leaderboard. Competition remains open rather than a coronation.
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