The U.S. Open at Chambers Bay is finally here. There’s been a lot of hype — and complaining from the players — about Chambers Bay, which will reportedly measure between 7,200 and 7,900 yards this week. And the conditions are firm, to say the least.

Some fans want to see players struggle during the U.S. Open, while others just want to see the best players in the world play their best golf.

I say kick their butts Chambers Bay, but that’s just one man’s opinion.

Related

• Monday’s photos from the 2015 U.S. Open
• Tuesday’s photos from the 2015 U.S. Open
• Wednesday’s photos from the 2015 U.S. Open

Let’s see what the photos showed us in this week’s Revealing Photos from 2015’s second major.

Spotted: A tree

See, Chambers Bay is just like a traditional, tree-lined U.S. Open set-up. What’s everyone complaining about?

Actually, maybe the players have a point…

Is this even legal? 546 yards sounds like a mid-length par 5 to me.

Easy two-putt from here

If you’re adept at 140-foot quintuple-breakers.

Sam Saunders had a Callaway ERC Fusion 3-wood in the bag

The carbon-fiber crown will live on for eternity.

A Tiger spotted out of his natural habitat

What’s he doing in the fairway?

Callaway’s U.S. Open-themed putter covers

With a bald-eagle that looks like he’s had one too many.

The Where’s Waldo crew

Not the best hiding spot.

No. 18 looks like an easy driving hole

Aside from all the bunkers and fescue.

Chambers Bay has a sink hole in the fairway

Oh, that’s a bunker? At least they provided steps for easy access to the sandy grave.

Woodland’s ankle-breaking driver swing

Gary Woodland, who averages more than 120 mph of club speed off the tee in 2015, has so much torque through the ball it looks like he crosses himself over.

The greens at Chambers Bay look quite small

Compared to a football field.

The look when you stand on the first tee at Chambers Bay

“What did I get myself into.”

If it’s as hard as the players are making it sound, this venue should make for an entertaining U.S. Open.

Graphite Design launched a new Tour AD M9003 shaft

Which will undoubtedly be referred to as “the red one.”

Patrick Reed’s Callaway X Forged swiss army knife 

Play golf with the 16-degree 1-iron in the morning, slice and butter his bread during afternoon lunch. A great investment.

Just remember

At all times, the Most Interesting Man in Golf is somewhere puffing a cigar without a care.