The players complaining about Chambers Bay was like them complaining about Whistling Straights after the 2010 PGA. The course is tough, it's designed to be tough, and you can't play it like a "normal" course like they are used to. These guys are the best golfers in the world, and seeing winning scores of -15, -17, ect... really doesn't show how challenging some courses are. I laughed at one guy who had a putt that jumped up as it was rolling towards the cup. Do you know how often that happens to me when I'm out there golfing? Yeah, it may cause you to lose a stroke, it's annoying, and I hate it, but it's also on me to make sure the path I want to take to the cup is clear of things that can cause my ball to do something I don't want it to do. I had some sympathy for guys who had a ball miss by an inch, nearly stop, then start to roll until it was 20 feet away. It reminded me of a shot Payne Stewart had in the US Open about 20 years ago. I'm really interested to see how Erin Hills will play in two years.