Ten — 557 Yards, Par 5
Positioning is critical on this double dogleg. This tee shot is one of the more demanding on the golf course, the addition of a fairway bunker to the right of the landing zone has made hitting the fairway a must to keep any hope of making birdie. A tee shot placed in the left half of this fairway leaves a formidable challenge for the player to bend the ball to the left around the trees to the elevated second dogleg of fairway. Most players will play for the right half of the fairway off to the tee providing them with a go at the green or a lay up to a full wedge shot. The green has two levels and it is a must to place the ball on the same tier as the hole.
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