Quite a few greens are indeed wider than they are deeper. With the exception of a few areas, the greens are absolutely brilliant. The 7th is about 24 yards deep by 35 yards with a 440 length. Unfortunately, the false front does not help control shots, but repells them, and those shots that carry the false front tend to go over. One of the pros in my group actually putted off the green from the bottom of the false front--it didn't look that bad until it gained speed around the hole! I've played this course probably 20 times, so have a pretty good feel for the layout. The trees on 11 and 13 are probably cool in theory, but with the prevailing wind, they ruin the holes. At the expense of being arrogent, if I cannot handle the trees, then there are very, very few players in the world who can negotiate them successfully. The layout is so great that it does not need these trees. Quite a few excellent players left the course with very negative opinions after the US Open Q--the trees were among the negatives discussed. In addition, the opinions that I heard were that 7 green needed to be blown up and 9 and 16 greens softend so that there could be a few more pins. Also, they did not understand why the left 1/3 of 1 was so severe as to be completely unpinnable--very cool green area that had great potential.