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2014 U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR

INFORMATION GUIDE

www.usopen.com www.uswomensopen.com CONTENTS

Welcome Letter ...... 3

Schedule of Events — U.S. Open ...... 4

Schedule of Events — U.S. Women’s Open ...... 5

Spectator Information ...... 6

USGA Partner Information ...... 12

Parking and Transportation ...... 14

About the USGA ...... 18

Golf Course Map ...... 19 Welcome to the & Country Club and its renowned Pinehurst No. 2 for the unprecedented back-to-back 2014 U.S. Open Championships. We at the USGA are thrilled to bring the 114th U.S. Open and the 69th U.S. Women’s Open to Pinehurst No. 2, which has had a remarkable legacy and unquestioned influence on the game. This year’s U.S. Open is the third to be contested on Pinehurst No. 2, all within the past 15 years, and it has also hosted two U.S. Amateurs, a U.S. Women’s Amateur, and a U.S. Senior Open. With this year’s U.S. Women’s Open, it will become the first course to have hosted all five of these prominent USGA championships. Pinehurst Resort was founded in 1895, the same year in which the USGA conducted its first national championships. was introduced here three years later, and in 1900, was hired to direct golf operations, propelling a renowned course-design career whose crowning achievement is generally acknowledged to be Pinehurst No. 2. Ross nurtured and improved upon the course over the nearly five decades that he lived here, and the extensive work completed in 2011 by Bill Coore and has restored Ross’ genius. The first U.S. Open at Pinehurst in 1999 provided one of the championship’s enduring moments, when sank a putt on the 72nd hole to edge by one stroke. In 2005, of New Zealand defeated by two strokes to become the first international qualifier to win the U.S. Open. Other USGA champions at Pinehurst are Labron Harris Jr. (1962 U.S. Amateur), Vicki Goetze (1989 U.S. Women’s Amateur), of South Africa (1994 U.S. Senior Open) and of Korea (2008 U.S. Amateur). Pinehurst’s place in the game has long been assured, and it is poised to provide more memorable moments with these historic championships. We hope that you enjoy the U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open, and we urge you to join us at another of our national championships this year. As always, thank you for your support of the USGA and our mission of honoring and giving back to the game of golf.

Thomas J. O’Toole Jr. President, USGA

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 3 SCHEDULE OF U.S. OPEN EVENTS All times are EDT and schedules are subject to change. Starting times will be posted when available at www.usopen.com. Pre-Championship Merchandise Opening at the Main Merchandise Pavilion Thursday, June 5 through Sunday, June 8 (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.). No ticket is necessary to enter the Main Merchandise Pavilion during these pre- championship hours. The will be closed to the public. Practice Rounds Players will have the option of starting practice rounds at the first or 10th tee. Players electing to play a full round generally begin between 6:45 a.m. and 3 p.m. It is typical for players to be on the golf course or practice areas until at least 7 p.m. Monday, June 9 (Gates open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Tuesday, June 10 (Gates open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Wednesday, June 11 (Gates open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Bob Jones Award The Bob Jones Award is given in recognition of distinguished sportsmanship in golf. The USGA’s highest honor recognizes individuals who emulate Jones’ spirit, his personal qualities and his attitude toward the game and its players. Please join us behind the Satellite Merchandise Tent at the front entrance of the clubhouse at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10, for a celebration of this year’s honoree, Payne Stewart. Championship Rounds 1 and 2 Play is scheduled to begin at 6:45 a.m. from both the first and 10th tees. The last group will begin play at 2:42 p.m. from both the first and 10th tees. Thursday, June 12 (first round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Friday, June 13 (second round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Championship Rounds 3 and 4 The first starting time will be determined by the number of players who make the cut at the conclusion of the second round (60 lowest scorers and anyone tying for 60th place). Generally, the first pairing begins play from the first tee between 8-9 a.m.; the last pairing for both days will start from the first tee at approximately 3 p.m. Saturday, June 14 (third round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Sunday, June 15 (fourth round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Playoff If there is a tie for the low score after 72 holes, an 18-hole playoff will be held on Monday, June 16. The playoff will begin at approximately noon and finish at approximately 4 p.m. Gates will open at 6 a.m.

4 | GOLF ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE OF U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN EVENTS All times are EDT and schedules are subject to change. Starting times will be posted when available at www.uswomensopen.com Practice Rounds Players will have the option of starting practice rounds at the first or 10th tee. Players electing to play a full round generally begin between 6:45 a.m. and 3 p.m. It is typical for players to be on the golf course or practice areas until at least 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 17 (Gates open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Wednesday, June 18 (Gates open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Championship Rounds 1 and 2 Play is scheduled to begin at 6:45 a.m. from both the first and 10th tees. The last group will begin play at 2:42 p.m. from both the first and 10th tees. Thursday, June 19 (first round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Friday, June 20 (second round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Championship Rounds 3 and 4 The first starting time will be determined by the number of players who make the cut at the conclusion of the second round (60 lowest scorers and anyone tying for 60th place). Generally, the first pairing begins play from the first tee between 8-9 a.m.; the last pairing for both days will start from the first tee at approximately 2 p.m. Saturday, June 21 (third round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Sunday, June 22 (fourth round) (Gates open 6 a.m. to conclusion of play) Playoff If there is a tie for the low score after 72 holes, a 3-hole aggregate playoff will take place immediately following the conclusion of play of the fourth round. If the playoff results in a tie, play will immediately continue hole by hole until a champion is determined.

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 5 SPECTATOR INFORMATION Autographs Spectators should keep in mind that the players’ first responsibility is to compete for the national championship. For this reason, a no-autograph policy is in effect on course throughout both championship weeks. Spectators should not approach any player for an autograph from the time a player is en route to his/her first tee until the completion of the player’s round. This policy applies to practice rounds as well as championship rounds. Camera Policy Cameras are only allowed on the championship grounds for the U.S. Open practice rounds, Monday through Wednesday, and for the U.S. Women’s Open on Tuesday and Wednesday, and only for personal photographic use. No photography is permitted in the presence of a player from the time he/she addresses the ball until the completion of his/her swing (i.e., when a marshal’s arms are raised). Video recording is not permitted at any time with any device. Corporate Hospitality The USGA provides a range of hospitality facilities for on-site corporate entertaining. Only the specific ticket for each corporate hospitality location provides access to that facility. Children will also need the specific corporate hospitality ticket to gain access into the corporate hospitality facilities since regular Junior tickets do not provide access. IBM Business Centers offering internet access, printers, phone service, etc., will be available in all hospitality facilities. For information about corporate hospitality for future U.S. Open Championships, please visit www.usopen.com or contact MSG Promotions, Inc. at 484-223-3295. Disabled Spectators The USGA is committed to providing a positive and user-friendly experience for all spectators with disabilities and is pleased to provide the following services: Accessible parking spaces for all vehicles having appropriate HD/DP license plates or placards will be reserved at all parking locations. Please see additional parking information on Page 16. Our Disabled Services Committee will be on-site to assist disabled spectators with transportation to and from Disabled Services Headquarters and specific grandstand locations and facilities throughout the golf course via multi-person golf carts. A number of motorized scooters will be available at the Disabled Services Headquarters for spectators with disabilities on a first- come, first-served basis, compliments of the USGA and Pride Mobility. A Telecommunications Device for the Deaf will be available at the Disabled Services Headquarters located by Will Call 1. Accessible restrooms will be available at portable restroom locations throughout the championship grounds. Select concessions, merchandise tents, spectator experience areas and public phone facilities will be accessible.

6 | UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION First-Aid Stations First-aid stations will be located in Putter Boy Plaza, adjacent to the practice range, right of the 2nd hole (only open during the U.S. Open) and right of the 12th hole. All first-aid stations will be staffed with emergency medical technicians and will serve as cooling stations in the event of extreme heat. Complimentary water will be provided in all first- aid stations. If a medical emergency arises, please notify a volunteer or USGA official. Junior Tickets Juniors age 12 and under receive complimentary tickets, on any day, when accompanied by a valid adult ticket or credential holder. Juniors ages 13 to 17 will be admitted at a reduced rate when accompanied by a valid adult ticket or credential holder. Junior tickets are always available at the Will Call facilities and all the admission gates. There is a two Junior ticket limit per adult ticket holder. Practice rounds are $15/day; championship rounds are $35/day for the U.S. Open. For the U.S. Women’s Open, all Junior tickets are $15/day. Please note that Junior tickets provide access to the Trophy Club when accompanied by an adult Trophy Club ticket holder, but do not provide access into any USGA corporate hospitality facilities. Lost and Found/Missing Persons Any lost and found items or missing persons will be taken to the Lost and Found/Missing Persons Headquarters located at Gate 1 (Main Entrance). Merchandise Pavilion The Main Merchandise Pavilion, covering 39,000 square feet, will be located in Putter Boy Plaza as you enter through Gate 1 (Main Entrance). A variety of merchandise bearing the U.S. Open Championships logos will be available for purchase, including caps, golf shirts, T-shirts, jackets, lanyards, lapel pins, golf balls, repair tools, ball markers, towels and much, much more. Acceptable forms of payment are: U.S. dollars, traveler’s checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa and debit cards. Personal checks are not accepted. There will be one Satellite Merchandise Tent in the area of the clubhouse and practice range which will be open during U.S. Open week only. Hours of Operation: Pre–Championship (Main Merchandise Pavilion only) June 5-8 (Thursday through Sunday) 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Main Merchandise Pavilion is open to the public on pre-championship days. No tickets or credentials will be required to enter the Main Merchandise Pavilion during these days; however, the course will be closed to the public. Please follow directional signs for complimentary parking. U.S. Open Championship Week June 9-15 (Monday through Sunday) 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. U.S. Women’s Open Championship Week June 17-22 (Tuesday through Sunday) 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Since the Main Merchandise Pavilion and Satellite Merchandise Tent are located on the championship grounds, you must have a ticket or credential to gain entry during the championships.

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 7 Ralph Lauren Ralph Lauren is the official outfitter of the U.S. Opens and the USGA, designing apparel for and outfitting all USGA committee members, staff and volunteers at the U.S. Open Championships. Visit the merchandise tents located in Putter Boy Plaza and near the clubhouse to see the variety of official championship merchandise designed with the timeless, iconic style of Ralph Lauren. Putter Boy Plaza Please be sure to visit this exciting area by Gate 1 (Main Entrance) during both championships. The Main Merchandise Pavilion will be located here along with the USGA Member Clubhouse, American Express Championship Experience, Lexus Performance Drive Pavilion, Chevron STEM ZONE™, concessions and video boards displaying broadcast coverage of the championships and scoring information. All spectators are welcome to enjoy the activities and excitement this area offers.

American Express Amplify your U.S. Open experience. Visit the American Express® Championship Experience and get closer to the game you love through unique and interactive programming for all fans.

Lexus Visit the Lexus Performance Drive Pavilion for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to have your picture taken with both the U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open trophies and for a chance to win the newest high-performance Lexus vehicle. Spectators are also encouraged to take part in state-of-the-art interactive golf experiences and autograph signings with Lexus Golf Ambassadors.

Chevron Visit the Chevron STEM ZONE™ for a hands-on, educational experience that highlights the science and math behind the game of golf. Fans of all ages are encouraged to experience a variety of interactive exhibits, showcasing an inside look at the making of a television broadcast and the USGA Test Center. Security We appreciate your patience and cooperation with all the U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open security procedures. Spectators and other championship attendees will go through security screening prior to entering the championship grounds and will not be allowed to bring any of the items listed here. To expedite admission into the championship, it is recommended that all prohibited items are safely stowed prior to arriving at the championship. Please be sure to read the following list of prohibited items carefully: No Cell Phones, PDAs, Tablets and/or other Portable Email Devices. No Noise Producing Electronic Devices including MP3 Players. No Cameras (other than Monday through Wednesday for personal photographic use).

8 | UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION No Video Recording at any time with any device. No Backpacks, Briefcases and/or Bags larger than 6"W X 6"H X 6"D in their natural state (Note: Transparent/clear plastic hand and shoulder bags smaller than 12"W X 12"H X 6"D are permitted). No Cases and/or Covers (such as camera cases or chair/umbrella covers). No Signs, Posters and/or Banners. No Televisions and/or Radios unless provided by the USGA. No Food and/or Beverages except for medical or infant needs. No Containers and/or Coolers except for medical or infant needs. No Pets (other than service animals assisting disabled individuals). No Lawn Chairs and/or Oversized Chairs (only portable compact chairs are permitted). No Bicycles inside admission areas or on the championship grounds. No Ladders and/or Step-Stools or other similar items. No Metal-Spiked Golf Shoes. No Fireworks, Explosives and/or Weapons (regardless of permit, including but not limited to, firearms or knives). No other items deemed unlawful or dangerous by the USGA and/ or championship security personnel, in their sole discretion. Spectator Safety and Etiquette If you observe the following guidelines, your experience at the U.S. Open Championships will be a more enjoyable one: Please stay behind gallery ropes and follow directions of championship marshals at all times. Do not cross fairways except at designated crosswalk areas. Be considerate of others and kneel or sit if you are in the front row of the gallery. Stay quiet and stand still when players are about to hit or when instructed by marshals. To ensure your safety at all times, walk carefully and never run. The U.S. Open Championships involve substantial walking on grassy hills, dirt paths and other uneven surfaces. Please wear appropriate footwear such as sneakers. Drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration. Spectators will be subject to expulsion and the loss of ticket privileges for the following breach of etiquette: - Making rude, vulgar or other inappropriate comments or gestures. - Verbal or physical harassment of players, volunteers, officials or spectators. - Distracting a player or any disruption of play. - Behavior that is unruly, disruptive, unsafe or illegal in nature. - Failing to follow the instructions of a championship official, volunteer or security personnel.

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 9 For more information on the 2014 U.S. Open Championships spectator guidelines and for regular championship updates, visit www.usopen.com or www.uswomensopen.com. Trophy Club The Trophy Club featuring comfortable seating and live broadcast coverage of the U.S. Open Championships is located right of the 8th and 16th holes. Trophy Club tickets are needed to access this tent. However, Junior tickets do provide access when accompanied by an adult ticket holder. Upgraded food and beverages are available for purchase at an additional charge. Coffee, soda, beer, wine and mixed drinks are available. Acceptable forms of payment are: U.S. dollars, traveler’s checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa. Upscale, air- conditioned restrooms are conveniently located adjacent to the tent. Hours of Operation: June 9-15 (Monday through Sunday) 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 17-22 (Tuesday through Sunday) 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. USGA Member Clubhouse Designed exclusively for USGA Members, and located in Putter Boy Plaza near Gate 1 (Main Entrance), this facility will be a place to meet featured guests and take advantage of special Members-only offers and opportunities throughout both championship weeks. Access is exclusive to USGA Members and their guests. Hours of Operation: June 9-15 (Monday through Sunday) 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 17-22 (Tuesday through Sunday) 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Rolex To know the Rules is truly to enjoy the game. Please visit the USGA Member Clubhouse to test your knowledge of the Rules! Rolex clocks and pairing sheets are located throughout the course for your convenience. U.S. Open Websites and Mobile Products Visit usopen.com, the official website of the 114th U.S. Open Championship, for real-time scoring, live HD video streaming, hole insights and the best in news, course photos and statistics. Fans can also experience all the action via mobile web (m.usopen.com) and the official U.S. Open mobile and tablet apps, available in the iTunes Store or Google Play. For the latest in news, live scoring, photos, hole insights, and more during the 69th U.S. Women’s Open, visit the official website at uswomensopen.com.

IBM IBM has helped the USGA create a world-class digital experience, bringing fans closer to golf’s national championship no matter where they are.

10 | UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION Village of Pinehurst The USGA welcomes all spectators and fans to the Village of Pinehurst to further enjoy the championships beyond the gates. Tufts Park in the Village of Pinehurst will feature interactive experiences, a large LED screen, seating, merchandise and special programming throughout both championship weeks. A more detailed schedule of events will be available on-site and at www.usopen.com. Visitor Information For information about the surrounding area, please visit www.homeofgolf.com or call the Pinehurst, Southern Pines and Aberdeen Area Convention and Visitors Bureau at 1-800-346-5362. Weather Average June temperatures range from a high of 86 to a low of 68 degrees fahrenheit. Please remember to wear sunscreen, hats and sunglasses. The USGA will have a meteorology staff on-site monitoring the possibility of dangerous or inclement weather. If hazardous weather conditions are approaching, special “weather warning” signs such as the one above will be posted on leader boards around the course. When the sign appears, spectators are advised to take immediate precautions (including clearing grandstands) PRIOR to play being suspended. In the event of a weather warning, please avoid open areas, hilltops, high places, isolated trees, golf carts and wire fences. If play is suspended, indicated by one prolonged air-horn blast, please close your umbrella and seek shelter. In the event of a suspension of play, grandstands will be cleared immediately. Please note that play will resume as soon as conditions allow. Will Call Will Call facilities will be located on-site for spectators to drop-off and pick-up tickets at primary admission gates. Photo identification will be required to pick-up any tickets left at Will Call. Will Call facilities cannot be accessed by vehicles at any time. Hours of Operation: Pre–Championship (Will Call 1 only) June 5-8 (Thursday through Sunday) 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For parking, follow signs for the Pre-Championship Merchandise Opening. U.S. Open Championship Week June 9-15 (Monday through Sunday) 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. U.S. Women’s Open Championship Week June 17-22 (Tuesday through Sunday) 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 11 THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS American Express Together, American Express and the USGA have been providing world-class service to golf fans since 2006. By creating interactive championship experiences both on-site and online, American Express enhances the USGA’s effort to make the game more accessible and enjoyable for fans.

IBM IBM provides the information technology to develop and host the U.S. Open’s official websites, www.usopen.com and www.uswomensopen.com, as well as the mobile apps and scoring systems for the three U.S. Open championships. These real-time technology solutions provide an enhanced experience for fans following the championships on-site and online.

Lexus Lexus is committed to partnering with the USGA to deliver a best-in-class experience for the world’s best golfers by providing a fleet of courtesy luxury vehicles for all USGA championships. At the three U.S. Open championships, Lexus offers spectators access to unique state-of- the-art interactive experiences.

12 | UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION Rolex Rolex serves as the Official Timekeeper of the USGA and its championships. To keep up with play, Rolex clocks are located throughout the course for your convenience. Rolex also supports the USGA’s efforts to encourage the understanding and appreciation of the game through knowledge of the Rules.

Chevron The USGA and Chevron have committed to using the game of golf to encourage students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines and to arm them with the critical skills they will need to succeed in jobs of the future. This commitment has led to the creation of extensive golf-focused STEM teaching tools, and has resulted in charitable contributions to support golf-related programs through Eagles for EducationTM .

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 13 PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION Pinehurst Resort & Country Club is located 69 miles southwest of Raleigh. Complimentary parking and shuttle transportation will be provided to and from the golf course. The general spectator parking lots will have accessible parking spaces for vehicles displaying appropriate HP/DP license plates or placards. For those requiring lift- equipped shuttle transportation, please contact the Transportation Hotline at 800-698-0661 for further information. By Car U.S. OPEN PARKING (JUNE 9-15) Complimentary parking will be provided at TWO large spectator lots. The RED Lot is located north and the BLUE Lot is located south of Pinehurst. Signage will direct spectator vehicles to their respective parking lot based on their point of origin. Complimentary shuttle bus rides are expected to take less than 15 minutes in each direction. There is no spectator or disabled spectator parking in the immediate vicinity of the golf course. All other parking is by permit only. RED Lot (North) From I-73/74-US-220 1. Take Exit 44 for NC-211 (Candor/Pinehurst). 2. Turn onto NC-211 East and follow for approximately 9.2 miles. 3. Turn left onto Seven Lakes Drive and continue for 2.1 miles. 4. Turn left onto Carthage Road. 5. Turn right onto McKenzies Mill Road and continue for 1.6 miles. 6. Turn left onto NC-73 West and follow signage to the RED Lot.

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From From From From Rockingham Laurinburg Rockingham Laurinburg March 16, 2014 March 16, 2014 February 1, 2014 14 | UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION From points north using US-1 Southbound 1. Take US-1 South to Sanford. 2. In Sanford, exit right onto US-15/501 South and follow for approximately 11.7 miles. 3. Turn right onto NC-73 West and continue for 3.4 miles. 4. Turn right onto Beulah Hill Church Road and follow signage to the RED Lot. BLUE Lot (South) From I-95 Northbound and Southbound 1. Exit I-95 onto NC-20 West in St. Pauls via Exit 31 (Raeford/ Pinehurst). 2. From NC-20 West, exit onto US-401 South (Business) in Raeford. 3. Continue on US-401 (Business) until reaching NC-211 West in Raeford. 4. Follow NC-211 West for approximately 16.6 miles. 5. Turn right onto US-15/501 North and follow for approximately 0.3 miles. 6. Turn left onto US-1 South. 7. Turn right onto Roseland Road and follow signage to the BLUE Lot.

From points south using US-1 Northbound 1. From US-1 North (Rockingham), turn left onto Baltimore Avenue in Pinebluff and follow for approximately 1.0 mile. 2. Turn right onto Sand Pit Road and follow signage to the BLUE Lot.

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From From From From Rockingham Rockingham Laurinburg Laurinburg March 16, 2014 March 16, 2014 WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 15 U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN PARKING (JUNE 17-22) For the U.S. Women’s Open Championship, complimentary parking will be provided in ONE large spectator parking lot (BLUE Lot) which is located south of Pinehurst. Complimentary shuttle bus rides are expected to take less than 15 minutes in each direction. There is no spectator or disabled spectator parking in the immediate vicinity of the From golf course. All other parking is by permit only. Triad ¦¨§74 Roseland 1 ¦¨§73 Rd ¡¢ 24 27 BLUE Lot 220 From ¢¡ Charlotte Pit Rd^ 211 BLUE

From I-73/74-US-220 Sand Exit 44 ! W BaltimoreLot Ave (Candor / Pinehurst) 1. Take Exit 44 for NC-211 (Candor/Pinehurst). NC Hwy 211 211 ¡¢15 ¡¢501 ¡¢1 2. Turn onto NC-211 East and continue for approximately 12.1 miles. 3. Turn right onto Hoffman Road and follow for approximately 5.8 miles. From Raleigh 4. Turn left onto Roseland Road for 5.6 miles and follow signage to the Rd

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BLUE Lot. ¢¡1 Hoffm From points north using US-1 Southbound Roseland Rd ^ 1. Take US-1 South to Southern Pines. BLUE Lot

211 2. Continue on US-1 South through Aberdeen. ¢¡1 ¢¡15 3. Turn right onto Roseland Road and follow signage to the BLUE Lot. From ¢¡501 Fayetteville

From I-95 Northbound and Southbound 401 211 ¢¡ 1. Exit I-95 onto NC-20 West in St. Pauls via Exit 31 (Raeford/Pinehurst). ¡1 From From ¢ 20 Rockingham Laurinburg 2. From NC-20 West, exit onto US-401 South (Business) in Raeford. February 4, 2014 3. Continue on US-401 (Business) until reaching NC-211 West in Raeford. 4. Follow NC-211 West for approximately 16.6 miles. 5. Turn right onto US-15/501 North and follow for approximately 0.3 miles. 6. Turn left onto US-1 South. 7. Turn right onto Roseland Road and follow signage to the BLUE Lot.

16 | UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION From points south using US-1 Northbound 1. From US-1 North (Rockingham), turn left onto Baltimore Avenue in Pinebluff and follow for approximately 1.0 mile. 2. Turn right onto Sand Pit Road and follow signage to the BLUE Lot.

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Passenger, Taxi or Limousine Drop-Off Passenger, taxi or limousine drop-off will only be allowed at the designated area located off Midland Road (NC-2) near the traffic circle, which is a short walk to Gate 3. There is no parking or staging for vehicles, so please coordinate pick-up times accordingly. Please follow directional signs and parking attendants to the appropriate pick-up and drop-off location. Due to traffic restrictions, access is limited to vehicles no larger than a 12-passenger van or limousine. Bicycles Spectators choosing to ride a bicycle to the championships are instructed to follow directions and signage to general spectator parking lots and take the shuttle bus to and from the golf course or follow directions and signage to the Passenger, Taxi, or Limo Drop-off location off Midland Road. Bike racks will be provided to secure bikes at each location. Owners are responsible for the security of their bicycles.

WWW.USOPEN.COM WWW.USWOMENSOPEN.COM | 17 About the United States Golf Association

The USGA conducts the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and U.S. Senior Open, as well as 10 national amateur championships, two state team championships and international matches, attracting players and fans from more than 160 countries. Together with The R&A, the USGA governs the game worldwide, jointly administering the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status, equipment standards and World Amateur Golf Rankings. The USGA’s reach is global with a working jurisdiction in the United States, its territories and Mexico, serving more than 25 million golfers and actively engaging 150 golf associations.

The USGA is one of the world’s foremost authorities on research, development and support of sustainable golf course management practices. It serves as a primary steward for the game’s history and invests in the development of the game through the delivery of its services and its ongoing “For the Good of the Game” grants program. Additionally, the USGA’s Course Rating and systems are used on six continents in more than 50 countries.

For more information about the USGA, visit www.usga.org.

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2015 U.S. Open Championship Next year’s U.S. Open will be conducted from June 15-21 at in University Place, Wash. Please visit www.usga.org or www.usopen.com for additional information.

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2015 U.S. Women’s Open Championship Next year’s U.S. Women’s Open Championship will be conducted from July 6-12 at Lancaster Country Club in Lancaster, Pa. Please visit www.usga.org or www.uswomensopen.com for additional information.

Lancaster Country Club The United States Golf Association recognizes the importance of sustainability and its commitment to reducing our environmental footprint. As an organization, we consider the environment at all levels of planning, including our national championships, right down to printing this Spectator Information Guide on recycled paper. Spectators play an important role in this process. Here are some ways spectators can help us reach our goals of achieving an eco-friendly 2014 U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open: Dispose of plastic bottles, aluminum and paper in blue recycle bags Dispose of trash (food, cups, concession wares) in green bags Remove trash and recyclables from spectator buses and dispose of them in the proper collection area Use marked paths and spectator walkways whenever possible Please help keep our grounds litter-free by placing cigarettes and cigars in appropriate containers

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