The U.S.G.A. decided the 18th hole at Chambers Bay, the target of Jordan Spieth's criticism on Friday and Saturday, would play as a relatively easy par 5 rather than a long, punishing par 4.
The U.S.G.A. decided the 18th hole at Chambers Bay, the target of Jordan Spieth's criticism on Friday and Saturday, would play as a relatively easy par 5 rather than a long, punishing par 4.