Any comments on how #9 at Chambers Bay played in the US Open?
This is another great example. I can't comment on how it played during the Open, but I do love the different looks.
Here's the shot from the upper (regular) tees:
And here's a look from the long, lower, alternate tees:
In fairness, I like the hole more from the upper tees, from which the hole plays like a fun Reverse Redan, and would be mildly disappointed during a round to see that it was set up to play from the lower, but for multi-round tourneys and pro events, I like that they have this option.