Oh, I get that it is the same course for everyone (I also play to a low handicap), but I just do not find it entertaining to watch them have to play completely defensive for fear of hitting it in the rough, or the wrong side of the hole. Some like watching them make bogey after bogey, I do not think the general public does think that though (at least I do not - I want to see the chance for someone to catch up). When a course is so hard, and you are a shot or 2 down, it becomes a defensive battle for 2'nd or 3'rd for fear of dropping, not a battle for 1'st. The US Open used to be my favourite major because it was hard but still fair; now it has turned into "Let's make the course as hard as possible" type tourney. Pebble Beach sets up well for a nice mix, The British sets up for a nice mix, The Masters is getting a bit too much as well (though not like this), Sawgrass has a nice mix and the PGA Championship (to me) is just kinda strange as it is just usually so long and a bit of a bore) but this course is just 'over the top'.
Again, things like The John Deere Classic, where they shoot 25 under are not very entertaining as well, but a balance is needed, and this is too far the other way (though I will turn it on and watch for a bit here and there).
