Oakmont has proven a challenging foe for some of the world's best after the first round of the US Open. Photo / Getty
We knew going into the 2016 US Open that Oakmont is probably the hardest course in golf, so we're fully prepared for carnage over the next four days.
What happened to Jordan Spieth and Jason Dufner during a rain-shortened first day in Pittsburgh was just brutal, though.
Spieth hit an
approach shot into the par-4 from 116 yards out and landed it near the middle of the green, spinning it back by the hole and seemingly earning a shot at birdie.
But the ball kept spinning back, picked up a slope on the green and ended up rolling all the way into a greenside bunker. Spieth couldn't believe it, and the TV broadcast picked up his reaction:
"You gotta be kidding me! How is that that in the bunker? That is such crap!"
