Cameron Young gives his views on Aronimink after Rory McIlroy claims there’s little strategy off the tee

“The fairways, they’re not super narrow, but they are firm enough that if you hit bad shots that land in the fairway, they can get in the rough or if it’s shaped incorrectly.

“The greens are definitely tricky. You have to kind of know what slopes you’re landing on. Especially if you don’t get much rain, it’s going to be a huge difference between landing on upslope or flat.

“I really liked it. I haven’t been before. I’m just kind of still seeing my way around a little bit. I’ll play the front nine again today.

“Yeah, I’ve really liked it so far. I think, especially if we get a dry week, it could be pretty firm by the end of the week, and that will be a lot of fun.”

Where Cameron Young ranks for strokes gained off the tee on the PGA Tour this season

Young is going to be extremely difficult to beat this week. He is currently sixth on the PGA Tour for strokes gained off the tee.

Having said that, Rory McIlroy is first, and Scottie Scheffler is fifth. So it would be no surprise to see the three best players in the world right now somewhere around the lead come Sunday in Philadelphia.

Young’s form will be a concern for the likes of McIlroy and Scheffler.

The 29-year-old has finished inside the top 10 in six of his last seven starts. That run includes a third place finish at The Masters and his two victories this year.

Ultimately, those performances suggest that there is not a golf course that does not suit Young’s game right now.