Chambers Bay
Fescue links on Puget Sound, host of the 2015 US Open
Overview
Chambers Bay was built on a former gravel quarry beside Puget Sound in Washington and opened in 2007, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Its fine fescue turf and huge sandy landforms recreate links golf in the Pacific Northwest. Jordan Spieth won the 2015 US Open there after Dustin Johnson three putted the final green.
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