twogreen
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- Aug 7, 2006
- 492
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Just a couple more holes for you to peruse/ignore.
This is #2...Slight dogleg left...Par 4...374 yds from whites...rated 7th most difficult.
From the tee box. The preferred landing area is the elevated plateau in the brighter sunlight at the center of the picture. It is better to be right than left; or you will have to contend with the treeline on your second shot. The green is behind the point of trees, just left of the bunker.
After a decent tee shot, this is the view you have for your approach to the green. Err to the left and you have tree problems. Push it right and you have the bunker. If you over club and fly the green you will either end up in the woods or my back yard. Yes, that's my house peeking through the trees. Any doubt about the origin of my screen name?
Next is #3...Par 5...543 yds from the whites...rated 9th most difficult. Almost straightaway, deceptively easy looking hole which often doesn't play that way.
View from the white tees. Not much decision making needed here...just rear back and hit it as long as you can...preferably in the fairway.
You're ready for your second shot now. Still have some work to do...the flag is still a long way down there. Once again, long and straight is the preferred shot. Those who slice the ball will often become intimate with the trees which encroach upon the right side of the fairway.
You're almost there. Simply avoid the trees on the left, the bunkers on the right; and drop it on the elevated green for your GIR. Just don't fly the green...the woods behind the green are pretty thick.
This is #2...Slight dogleg left...Par 4...374 yds from whites...rated 7th most difficult.
From the tee box. The preferred landing area is the elevated plateau in the brighter sunlight at the center of the picture. It is better to be right than left; or you will have to contend with the treeline on your second shot. The green is behind the point of trees, just left of the bunker.
After a decent tee shot, this is the view you have for your approach to the green. Err to the left and you have tree problems. Push it right and you have the bunker. If you over club and fly the green you will either end up in the woods or my back yard. Yes, that's my house peeking through the trees. Any doubt about the origin of my screen name?
Next is #3...Par 5...543 yds from the whites...rated 9th most difficult. Almost straightaway, deceptively easy looking hole which often doesn't play that way.
View from the white tees. Not much decision making needed here...just rear back and hit it as long as you can...preferably in the fairway.
You're ready for your second shot now. Still have some work to do...the flag is still a long way down there. Once again, long and straight is the preferred shot. Those who slice the ball will often become intimate with the trees which encroach upon the right side of the fairway.
You're almost there. Simply avoid the trees on the left, the bunkers on the right; and drop it on the elevated green for your GIR. Just don't fly the green...the woods behind the green are pretty thick.