Whispering Valley — Hole #9: Par 4
By Golden Tee Fan • Updated: Aug 18th, 2012 • Category: Whispering ValleyHere’s a driver from the back box that finds a front pin. And here’s a 3-wood that rolled into a back pin.
Here’s a driver from the back box that finds a front pin. And here’s a 3-wood that rolled into a back pin.
Here’s a great 3-wood hole-out to a front pin. Here’s a great bounce short of the green that also found the hole!
It’s rare, but this hole can sometimes be drivable — here’s a long ace! Here’s a dunk hole-out from the fairway.
Here’s a nice hole-out in the rain. Here’s another nice one to a tough right pin. This one from the back box was short but had plenty of roll!
Here’s a hole-out after a long drive past the sand.
You’ll be cutting your tee shot around the right side to give yourself an eagle putt here. Here’s a dunk with a 5-wood with a pretty straight look, and here’s a 3-wood with a small cut around the corner. It’s usually not too bad unless the wind is blowing right. If you miss anywhere, miss […]
Here’s an example hole-out. Also, you can pound your drive longer and straight ahead to give you a safer angle with less water on the approach — here’s a nice hole-out from there.
Here’s a hole-out to this tough green. If you get your drive out far enough, you can come straight at it, like this nice hole-out.
Here’s a dunk to a front-left pin. And here’s an ace using the hill as a backstop!
Here’s an example hole-out. Here’s another one from the close tee box.
This hole looks harder than it actually plays. Rotate right a couple clicks and play a C2.5-type shot with a hard cut around the mountain, usually with backspin. This helps the ball come back left and gives you a better angle at the green. No matter where you end up off the tee, you should […]
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As of 7/30/12, no one has posted a YouTube hole-out here — I hope to see one eventually!
Most of the time, you should be aiming at the fairway straight ahead, especially with a tailwind! Take a high tee and see if you can get past, or at least stay left, of the sand traps there. Here’s a hole-out from the fairway after a long drive straight ahead. It’s not as far as you think […]
Here’s a nice 7-wood hole-out into this elevated green. Here’s an ace from the short front box. Lacking lofted clubs? With a front pin, you can ram it into the hill and maybe get lucky too! Here’s another one-hopper from the hill to the cup.
Here’s an example hole-out from the middle tee, followed by an ace from the back tee.
This drive is tricky — you need to cut it around left so you have a clean shot at the green. Here’s an example hole-out.
You can usually cut the corner over the sand to give yourself a closer approach, which is nice if you have the lofted woods. Otherwise, you may lay up behind the sand in the first fairway for a 5-wood approach — this one was played well into a front pin. This 3-wood barely got up […]
You can try to cut the corner through the trees, but it’s usually not worth it. Here’s an outstanding recovery after the tee shot found trouble through the trees. Here’s an example hole-out from the fairway after laying out to the left, and here’s another one-hop hole-out.
Here’s an example hole-out. This 9-wood was well-played with a tough wind.
This hole is rarely drivable, given a great setup. Here’s a hole-out after a straight-ahead drive.
Here’s a nice hole-out after a long drive cut around the corner.
Here’s a hole-out from the short front box, and here’s a hole-out from the back box.
Here’s an example hole-out.
Here’s an example hole-out.
Here’s a driver hole-out after hitting a drive straight ahead, and here’s a much shorter hole-out after getting closer to the water.
Here’s a 9-wood ace. And here’s a dunk from the front box.
Here’s a 7-wood hole-out, and here’s a shorter ace from a front box.
Here’s an example hole-out.
Here’s a great hole-out to a tough back pin.