A Closer Look at The Country Club, Site of the 2022 U.S. Open
Not since 1988 has The Country Club hosted a U.S. Open. Though 34 years older, the Brookline, Massachusetts, club received a few nips and tucks from noted course architect Gil Hanse that has made the course a relevant exam for the modern-day player.
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The most notable change to the tight and shortish setup is the removal of the fourth hole from the 1988 U.S. Open routing and the addition of the 131-yard, par-3 11th hole, which was part of The Country Club's routing for the 1913 U.S. Open.
Courtesy: USGA
Here's a look at a few of the holes that make up this year's routing.
HOLE 3
Russell Kirk | USGA
HOLE 4
Mateo Villalba | Golffile
HOLE 8
Pedro Salado | Golffile
HOLE 10
John Mummert | USGA
HOLE 11
John Mummert | USGA
HOLE 18
John Mummert | USGA
John Mummert | USGA
John Mummert | USGA