Tough pin placements and a demanding setup at Aronimink Golf Club have restricted attacking lines on the par-3 holes, which average 215 yards with several stretching beyond 225. Players and caddies have noted the tucked locations produce mostly safe pars and bogeys rather than aggressive approaches that could yield aces. No hole-in-ones have been recorded through the first three rounds despite a strong field including recent form leaders like Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy. This defensive course management continues a pattern where recent majors favor precision over risk, reinforcing trader consensus on the elevated likelihood that the week passes without one.