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The 5 U.S. Open winners at Shinnecock Hills

Two male golfers, each smiling and holding a large trophy, stand outdoors in separate images placed side by side. Both are wearing hats and golf shirts, celebrating their u.s. open victory.

Two of Shinnecock's venerable champions: Ray Floyd (left) and Corey Pavin.

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Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, the venerable club in Southampton, N.Y., has hosted a Walker Cup and three assorted U.S. Ams in its 135-year history, but its most definitive and memorable moments? Its five previous, tightly fought national championships — and its fascinating array of winners.

1896 U.S. OPEN

Winner: JAMES FOULIS
Score: 152
No. of rounds: 2, in one day
Margin of victory: 3 strokes

Ray Floyd in 1986. Getty Images

1986 U.S. OPEN

Winner: RAYMOND FLOYD
Score: 279 (-1)
Margin of victory: 2 strokes

Corey Pavin in 1995. Getty Images

1995 U.S. OPEN

Winner: COREY PAVIN
Score: 280 (E)
Margin of victory: 2 strokes

Retief Goosen in 2004. Getty Images

2004 U.S. OPEN

Winner: RETIEF GOOSEN
Score: 276 (-4)
Margin of victory: 2 strokes

Brooks Koepka in 2018. Getty Images

2018 U.S. OPEN

Winner: BROOKS KOEPKA
Score: 281 (+1)
Margin of victory: 1 stroke

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