US Open of Surfing is a popular annual event held on the beaches of Orange County in Huntington Beach. The crowd shown in the video is mild compared to the final days of the surfing competition.

Like previous seasons, the waves have been mild for the US Open of Surfing, making for another challenging year to shine in just so-so conditions. But that doesn't stop world class surfers from looking great, nor does it stop crowds from swarming to the beach. The Honda U.S. Open of Surfing which is sponsored by O'Neill is the world's largest professional surfing competition. In Huntington Beach,  action sports, bands, skateboarders, FMX'ers and BMX athletes compete, drawing an estimated half a million (though some say it's more like 1 million) spectators to this Orange County beach event.

12 acres of fun for old and young at the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Qualifying Series (WQS) 6-Star event pits surfers such as Adam Robertson (Victoria, AUS), Darren O'Rafferty (Coff's Harbor, AUS), former elite Foster's ASP World Tour competitor, Chris Davidson (AUS),  Nathan Yeomans (San Clemente, CA), Adrian Buchan (Avoca Beach, AUS), Josh Fuller (Gold Coast, AUS - North Shore, HI),  Greg Cordeiro (Santa Catarina, BRA) and Granger Larsen of Lahaina, HAW, against each other.

Sunny Garcia (North Shore, HI), former ASP World Champion (2000), is back on the circuit after  incarceration for tax evasion. Fans can expect to see much more of Garcia, who's back and showing his stuff.