The site surveys the Open's legacy with articles on past winners and provides trivia sure to stump the guys at the country club. For fans attending the tournament, the site posts spectator guidelines and bits of information about the local area. Pick up an U.S. Open souvenir in the site's online pro shop. The site, which collaborates with NBC, will trade on that relationship to supplement its U.S. Open coverage with special graphics and visuals grabbed from the broadcast coverage. People interested in golf want to get as much coverage as possible.
Fans can ask Open players questions during live online chats.
Scoring with a five-minute delay will be available. At its special U.S. Open section, visitors can hear live downloadable audio feeds and access the site's Golfstats database, with Open statistics dating to 1895. The site will have vintage video clips provided by ESPN Classic of moments such as Johnny Miller's 63 at Oakmont in 1973. GOLFonline editors will participate in live online chats from Pebble Beach. Time4 Media .