Every Hole at Pinehurst No. 2 | Golf Digest

Golf Digest's Architecture Editor Derek Duncan narrates a hole-by-hole flyover of the No. 2 course at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club in Pinehurst, NC, site of the 2024 U.S. Open Championship.

Narration and script: Derek Duncan
Cinematography: Carlos Amoedo
Editor: Nicholas Grieves
Production Manager: Kimberly Davis
Executive Producer: Christian Iooss

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[garykinzer]

The Every Hole series is just fabulous! Kudos to Derek Duncan and the Golf Digest staff!

[palatialgolf]

Literally had my timer on for this episode to launch. So glad the US open returns to this masterclass track ❤

[auuffuulww]

I was elated when Coore/Crenshaw was able to bring this course back to its roots. I wish more clubs would follow suit, though in general architecture has been moving in the right direction. Colonial looked great last week, for instance.

[michaelsmith]

"What a clutch One of the best moments in golf history, and certainly the most etched in my mind.

[iswhatits]

most insane greens Ive ever played in my life! Such a great place. Ive played almost all of the course, def recommend any golfer take a trip out there

[drewbonner]

Thank you doing this before the open - going to make seeing it in person at the open that much better!

[pamazat]

Wisdom built upon greater wisdom. A true masterpiece, organically resonating again.
Can wait to see our worlds best rise to a test that captures the true spirit of golf.

[ryankwoods]

possibly the best golf course in the united states. exactly the kind of place to host the national open!

[philskerman]

Favourite videos on golf YouTube. Thank you

[ericknopik]

Pinehurst #2 is a great American golf course. It’s very surprising to me that it didn’t host a U.S. Open until 1999. I think it still has the bones to really challenge the pros because of the challenges it presents around the greens.

[markharris]

I love the US Open because of the severity of the test. Keep it very hard, and make a par round a very good score. They all play the same course. After watching this video I can see why Scheffler is especially favored. Ball striking is absolutely critical. Looking forward to a very enjoyable watch.

[Ruckus]

I played this as a new golfer with a 30 something handicap a few years ago. I didn't really understand how great it was. All I knew is my caddy was amazing and the course was very very hard. Got booed on the 18th.

Now I'm a 15 I really want to try again. It's sat in my mind since that day that I'll go back a bit more prepared for it.

[andrewmwhittaker]

This series is so helpful. Just invaluable for learning the course and helping to get stoked for the US Open

[mikemartin]

One of, if not thee, best us open tracks. Truly pumped

[jables]

brilliant analysis of the course! thanks for this, looking forward to the 2024 Open!

[jakeprivette]

Can't wait to be there on Sunday of the U.S. Open! What a gem of a track. Great job GD as always.

[littlepaul]

the run offs on this course are insane lol

[cleveland]

After that easy US Open in LA last year, I hope the USGA sets it up really tough. I would love to see these softies on the PGA Tour shoot over par to win. I wanna hear a lot of crying before the US Open starts

[LanLag]

No grace landing in the roughs here 😂 A true test for the pros. Fairways and greens and a hot putter to win the US Open. Will Scottie redeem himself?

[turdferguson]

242 par 3 is just mean, the average Joe would need a driver just to reach it and then theres no way the ball stays on the green.