Erin Hills Golf Course No. 11 bunker
Some of Erin Hills Golf Course's bunkers look like alien shapes.
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Erin Hills Golf Course scorer's barn
You won't forget you're on farmland at Erin Hills Golf Course.
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Erin Hills Golf Course clubhouse
Erin Hills Golf Course's clubhouse looks like an old stone inn, and you can stay in it overnight, too.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 1
Erin Hills Golf Course's first hole shows the forced clears you'll deal with.
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Erin Hills Golf Course tractor
Erin Hills Golf Course Owner Bob Lang used to drive tractors like this to cut the grass himself.
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Erin Hills Golf Course - clubhouse
Erin Hills Golf Course'a clubhouse is the only building you'll see from the course.
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Erin Hills Golf Course hole - 1
Erin Hills Golf Course's first hole doglegs toward a hill.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 2
Erin Hills Golf Course's second hole has a tee shot down to a rolling fairway.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 2 green
Erin Hills Golf Course's second green is set back and well-guarded.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 3
Erin Hills Golf Course's third hole shows the small potbunkers you'll find.
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Erin Hills Golf Course hole no. 3
Erin Hills Golf Course is links design that will give you plenty of roll-on shots.
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Erin Hills Golf Course 4th green
Erin Hills Golf Course's greens come in all shapes, sizes and challenges.
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Erin Hills Golf Course bunker
Erin Hills Golf Course's bunkers can be deep and daunting.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 5
There are a number of forced carries over tall, thick grass from the tees at Erin Hills Golf Course.
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Erin Hills Golf Course 9th hole
Erin Hills' ninth hole is one tough, long par 4.
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Erin Hills Golf Course seventh hole
On Erin Hills Golf Course's No. 7 - a par 3 - you'll only see the top of the hill from the tee.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 10
Erin Hills Golf Course's No. 10 is a 652-yard par 5 that seems to stretch forever.
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Erin Hills Golf Course cart barn
At Erin Hills Golf Course, the cart barn is really a barn.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 14
Erin Hills Golf Course's 14th is one of four par 5s over 600 yards.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 15 green
Erin Hills Golf Course's 15th green is a tricky, undulating par denier.
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Erin Hills Golf Course No. 16
Putting is a huge part of the game at Erin Hills Golf Course.
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Erin Hills Golf Course 15th
Erin Hills Golf Course's 15th hole shows the curve in the fairways.
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Erin Hills Golf Course snack shack
Erin Hills Golf Course's bathrooms and snack shack are made to fit into the surroundings, too.
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Erin Hills Golf Course - hole no. 17
It's no small carry off the tee at Erin Hills Golf Course's 17th.
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Erin Hills Golf Course 17th green
Erin Hills Golf Course's 17th green is a curving putting challenge.
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Erin Hills Golf Course 18
Erin Hills Golf Course closes with a tough 18.
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Erin Hills Golf Course dedication sign
Erin Hills includes a sign from upstart owner Bob Lang.
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