Cog Hill (No. 4)

Nicknamed “Dubsdread” as a warning to “dubbers,” or poor golfers, this stout design has tested the Tour pros, too — first as the longtime host of the Western Open, and later as the stage for the BMW Championship. After a 2008 renovation by Rees Jones, ownership hoped that Cog Hill would be chosen as a U.S. Open venue. That never happened. But No. 4 remains a bear, long and heavily bunkered, with SubAir systems under every green to maintain both pace and firmness. Tiger Woods’ course record of 62 seems safe for now. Max fee: $163 (Photo: Patrick Koenig)