Thu, 01 Jan 1970
A good dogleg left starting hole. Although tempting, do not cheat the dogleg play for centre of fairway. The trees will block out any chance of a second shot. Centre to right centre is preferred and provides the best angle for approach. The uphill approach will require plenty of club and stay right of the bunker, protecting the front left of the green. The large mound front right will help the ball kick onto the green as long as you have enough club.
A good dogleg left starting hole. Although tempting, do not cheat the dogleg play for centre of fairway. The trees will block out any chance of a second shot. Centre to right centre is preferred and provides the best angle for approach. The uphill approach will require plenty of club and stay right of the bunker, protecting the front left of the green. The large mound front right will help the ball kick onto the green as long as you have enough club.
