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American golfer Hale Irwin's scorecards from the US Open Championship, 1990. Irwin's scorecards from the 1990 US Open, held at the Medinah Country Club, Illinois. He completed the 4 rounds in 280 strokes, 8 under par, to tie for the lead with Mike Donald. The fifth scorecard is from the ensuing 18 hole playoff, which both players finished with a 2 over par round of 74. This meant that for the first time, the tournament had to be decided by a sudden death playoff, which Irwin won with a birdie at the first extra hole. Aged 45 at the time, he became the oldest US Open champion.