Aronimink hosts its first major championship since Gary Player won the Wanamaker here in 1962. The Donald Ross 1928 design was restored by Gil Hanse in 2016, reintroducing the bold green contours and strategic bunkering Ross had originally designed. Stretched to 7,400 yards as a par-70, the course plays as a true second-shot test — its 8,200-square-foot bentgrass greens are nearly 40% larger than the PGA Tour average, but tilt and pin placement will punish anything but precise approach play. Fairways average just 30 yards in landing areas with 3.25-inch tall Fescue/Poa Annua rough, so accuracy matters even though distance may not be the dominant separator. The layout has 180 sand bunkers — among the highest counts on tour — but only two holes with water in play. Look for an elite-ball-striker test where approach play and bentgrass putting separate the field, with course management and creativity around the green rewarding patience and precision.
Scottie Scheffler is the obvious top pick— the defending PGA champion paces the field in true strokes gained tee-to-green and approach.
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