Corey Pavin struck a huge blow for short hitters with a shot on the final hole of the tightly contested 95th U.S. Open. Pavin came up big on the final hole Sunday, smoking a 228-yard 4-wood within 5 feet of the cup for a victory- clinching par. ``That's the most pressure I've ever felt on the golf course, Pavin said of the shot that separated him from runner-up Greg Norman. ``I can't think of any shot I've hit better under pressure.