"The most riveting U.S. Opens as captured in vivid detail by the best chronicler in the game. Thank you, David Barrett, for adding this treasure to the library of golf."-- George Peper, Editor of Links magazine and author of 20 books, most recently Rainmaker "David Barrett is a masterful storyteller who takes the reader inside the game like few others." -- James Dodson, Author of Ben Hogan: An American Life "It's so nice to finally have a book digging into the wild, weird and great moments in U.S. Open history.

No one is better suited to do this than David Barrett, a meticulous researcher and golf historian who tells the stories of the greatest U.S. Opens with his usual dexterity." -- Geoff Shackeford, Author of Golf Architecture for Normal People and publisher of The Quadrilateral , a top-ranked Substack golf publication. "Barrett closes his comprehensive book not with Brooks Koepka's or Bryson DeChambeau's multiple wins but with Jon Rahm, whose birdies at Torrey Pines' last two holes brought victory. Fans of golf's history will savor this captivating book."-- Kirkus Reviews "David Barrett's recountings of the greatest U.S.

Opens are so vivid, colorful, precise and as wonderful as storytelling gets. Prepare to rearrange your bookshelf--this work will take a place front-row, center."-- Guy Yocum, Former Senior Editor at Golf Didgest.