Every year we get excited about the US Open and it never fails to deliver. This year was no exception and, despite delays caused by bad weather, we were treated to some particularly tense and dramatic rounds, thanks in part to Merion's tricky fairways.

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TaylorMade and Ashworth Golf staff professional Justin Rose pointed heavenward after tapping in for par on the 72nd hole at Merion on Sunday, a salute to his father after posting a one-over par 281 that earned him the US Open Championship.

Justin Rose won the US Open at Merion Golf Club on Sunday, claiming a maiden major title and becoming the first Englishman to win the tournament since Tony Jacklin in 1970.

Monday 17 June: Simon Thornton claims maiden title at St Omer Open

The US Open has had some truly memorable moments its 118 year history. So, as you can imagine, narrowing those down to ten is no easy thing. With that in mind, here are our top ten greatest US Open moments.

It's here! Ryder Cup week - probably the golfing event I get most excited about. A time when the selfish sport of golf turns into a team game, and, because Europe has taken the lead in recent years, a contest that has really captured our hearts.

Instead of a holiday abroad this year my family and I decided to spend two weeks watching and hopefully going to the Olympics.

Wait a second! Haven't you interviewed Neil Sagebiel from Armchair Golf Blog before I hear you cry? Well, actually yes we have. But there has been a turn up for the books - and that is no accidental pun. Many of you will be familiar with Neil's writing on his blog, but now he's used his golfing and literary talents to pen a book called The Longest Shot - which is all about Jack Fleck, Ben Hogan, and pro golf’s greatest upset . We pitched him a few questions to celebrate being published and to find out more...