For its first participation at the U.S. Open Golf, French Greg Havret has achieved a remarkable feat by finishing in second place in this major tournament and this time he advanced to the 391st place worldwide. A smile "blue-white-red" on Monday morning. The French golfer Greg Havret grazed the feat, finishing one shot of the Irishman Graeme McDowell, winner of the 11th U.S. Open golf, played on the legendary course at Pebble Beach. "I'm so happy. A few pints of Guinness will probably be lowered now, "he said of his fans to their television in Northern Ireland. A slight disappointment on the face of pointed French during the award of the prize, but it has quickly given way to great joy, because it is a real achievement for a professional golfer since 1999, finishing on the podium a major tournament. Exploit all the more remarkable that Greg Havret finished ahead of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, the two best golfers in the world, fighting for leadership. Havret, who played the last day with Tiger was even offered the luxury of making the best better card of the day, three strokes better than Tiger. Woods and Mickelson shared the fourth spot. The third spot on the podium was occupied by South African Ernie Eels. Big disappointment for the Americans, usually invincible at home. This was in fact 40 years that a European had not won the U.S. Open. Tiger Woods, the third before the final round back in 4th place. We finally found the "Tiger" at this major championship, including Saturday, when Woods made an outstanding menu of 66 (para 5 below), earning him more than 30 places in the standings after an early tournament laborious where the greatest golfer of all time still seemed mired in his family problems.