AT 6,996 YARDS, Merion Golf Club’s East Course is the shortest course for a Major since the 2004 US Open at Shinnecock Hills — but don’t let its length fool you. This track is tough.
Here are the five holes that will really challenge the world’s best and are likely to shape this year’s tournament:
5 holes that will separate the best from the rest at the US Open
5 holes that will separate the best from the rest at the US Open
AT 6,996 YARDS, Merion Golf Club’s East Course is the shortest course for a Major since the 2004 US Open at Shinnecock Hills — but don’t let its length fool you. This track is tough.
Here are the five holes that will really challenge the world’s best and are likely to shape this year’s tournament:
6: Par 4, 487 Yards
16: Par 4, 430 Yards
2: Par 5, 556 Yards
18: Par 4, 521 Yards
5: Par 4, 504 Yards
All photos from USOpen.com
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