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Aronimink Golf Club

Editions hosted
3
Majors
3
Latest par
70
Latest yardage
7,394

COURSE DNA

How this course plays

1 full-field editions (2026–2026), men’s cohort. Insufficient sample

Scoring difficulty+1.29field average strokes to par per roundn=1 · INSUFFICIENT
Scoring spread2.86standard deviation of round scoresn=1 · INSUFFICIENT
Under-par rounds25.7% of rounds under parn=1 · INSUFFICIENT
Winning score−11.5average winner total to parn=2 · LIMITED
Cut line+5average 36-hole cut to parn=2 · LIMITED
Length7394yards (latest published setup)n=2 · SOURCED
Not measured
  • Bunker & water pressure — No approved hazard or routing source; never inferred from imagery.
  • Putting demand — Requires putting statistics; no approved source.
  • Fairway & approach demand — Requires shot-level statistics; no approved source.

HOLES

Hole by hole

2026 setup. Scoring column: final-round scorecards of leading players published in the source article; not a full-field sample.

HoleParYardsContenders’ avg to parCards
14434-0.2512
24413-0.512
34455+0.3312
44457-0.1712
53171012
64402012
74431+0.1712
83242+0.4212
95605-0.9212
104472+0.1712
114425-0.0812
124466012
134385-0.2512
143216-0.0812
154546012
165555-0.6712
173229+0.0812
184490-0.1712

LAYOUT VERSIONS

Published championship setups

Each edition’s setup is a separate layout version; years are never mixed.
EditionParYardsHole table
2026 PGA Championship championship setup707,39418 holes
2020 Women's PGA Championship championship setup726,831—

TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Champions here

EditionChampionTo parCoverage
2026 PGA ChampionshipAaron Rai−9Full field · every round
2020 Women's PGA ChampionshipKim Sei-young−14Top finishers only
1962 PGA ChampionshipGary Player—Champion only
Identity and sources

Venue identity: Wikidata Q4795557. Setups and results from edition articles on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Results, fields and course setups adapted from Wikipedia articles (CC BY-SA 4.0; the redistributed results dataset is available under the same licence). Identities, championship editions and venues from Wikidata (CC0). Photographs from Wikimedia Commons with per-image credit. Sources & methodology