DanielAleman's comments re: Whisting Straits are true really only for hole #4, which is extremely narrow and slopes pretty severely towards the lakeside junk. Extremely difficult. Otherwise, there are some humps and bumps, but that's part of the design. Why are golfers entitled to flat lies if they hit the wrong part of the fairway? No. 1 is actually a really fun hole - flirt with junk on the left to get a shorter shot to the green (albeit all carry over junk) or go right and get almost a redan-like second shot to the green, with a hill on the right and a bunker guarding the left part of hte green. For the PGA, the tee is basically at the end of the putting green. According to folks on this site, the real problem with the fairways are the drainage basins.
Jeff Goldman