MJS74:Bethpage #5 - can't stop it on the green under any circumstances
I don't remember what hole that is, but there's a lot of holes like that on the F9. I do remember, as an example, that hole #9 is like that. Don't worry about it. Bounce it on the green and send it into the rough behind the green, and when you learn to chip/pitch better, you will never make worse than par. When you can chip/pitch almost as well as you can putt, you can start nabbing some birdies on those holes.
Of course, these are pretty much everybody's least favorite holes, but...
#1 OAK 9
#2 ST A 17
#3 BP 15
With BP 15 there is at least a chance you can birdie it, and par isn't too hard even from the legend tees. On championship greens, though, this might rocket up to #1 because I'm not even sure you can make an putt attempt at the hole on champ greens without sliding back down the hill 5-10 ft. I know my putts on tournie greens have trickled backwards for 5-6 seconds, but so slow that they only came back a foot or so. I imagine they keep going on champ greens, and much faster.
ST A 17 has gone from hard to redonkulous. I usually just try to send it into the right rough and work from there, but lately I've been finding the left rough/bunker, which is a bad place to be.
And Oakmont 9 is absolute hell. The approach is what now? 200 yards? And there is almost no chance of getting it near the hole... at least with 17, you have the chance of an easy hole position to the right or curling it on the green around the sand trap... but there is no chance of that on Oakmont #9, and the green is almost as ridiculous as BP15, but you're usually starting from a 25-50 ft putt instead of a 10-15 footer like on BP 15.