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The Church Pews gradually developed over time at Oakmont, due in part to said moniker. While they are pretty to look at from afar, good luck trying to get your ball out of them if it's hit over there.

The Church Pew Bunker at Oakmont is a 108-yard long trap that sits between two holes. It is to the left of the fairway on holes number three and four with the two playing in opposite directions.

On hole 4, pews are slightly less penalizing but still cost golfers 0.61 shots compared to those who avoid the hazard. Players who find themselves in the Church Pew bunker typically hit clubs ...

Paula Creamer - Source: Imagn images Paula Creamer’s iconic picture at the Oakmont Country Club’s Church Pews bunker inspired an intriguing take from golf analyst Brandel Chamblee.

The church pew bunker has continued to evolve over the years. Getty Images Oakmont Country Club, in Oakmont, Pa., was founded in 1903 by Henry C. Fownes, who also designed it.

What is the church pew bunker at the U.S. Open? Again: it's between the third and fourth fairway. Here's more from Golfweek: This beast of a bunker spans 26,000 feet, 109-yards long and 42- yards ...

PITTSBURGH — It was like Easter Sunday at Oakmont Country Club on Thursday morning: The Church Pews were packed. The massive bunker lining the third and fourth fairways drew player after player ...

Oakmont’s church pew bunker, one of the most recognizable golf course features in the world, is just as beautiful as it is maddening. So is its history.

The church pews — and their lesser-known sibling, the piano keys along the 15th hole — are yet another bit of psychological torture, a gorgeous way to keep players unsettled and uneasy at ...