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This post contains tips, tricks, and information related to the 2006 Golden Tee course Whispering Valley, in Napa Valley, California.
This hole is drivable from the front of the box with a good wind — here’s a long ace from a driver with roll! Here’s another big C3 through the rain coming in hot!
Here’s an example hole-out after a short drive.
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 standard hole-out, followed by a 9-wood dunk!
Your drive has to be long and positioned nicely to have a clean approach shot. You can either fly right over the sand, or try an A1-type shot as well. Here’s a nice hole-out. And here’s a fun angled dunk.
Here’s a great ace with the driver. This 5-wood also found the cup.
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 an excellent 5-wood floater that found the hole. Here’s a 3-wood one-hopper. And this driver was perfectly-played.
Here’s a hole-out after a long drive past the sand.
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 an example hole-out after laying up back in the first fairway.
This is a tricky little cut shot with not much room for error. It’s easy to find the water if you’re too aggressive, but it’s also easy to find the tree leaves if you don’t start out far enough right off the tee.
Here is an excellent ace from the front of the box. This one found the cup with the 9-wood. Here’s a longer one from the middle of the box. From the back box, this 5-wood found the hole.
Here’s a hole-out from the sand after laying up straight ahead.
Here’s a nice hole-out after a long drive. Sometimes you may need a driver approach into this elevated green. While the water in front is cause for concern, it also creates a situation where a firmly-hit driver can skip the water and bounce up onto the green — check out this amazing hole-out!
Here’s a short ace from the front box, followed by a great ace from the middle box.
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!
This is a really tough hole to stick the green — you may not be able to do it with certain setups. Aces are rare here — but here’s a great one with the 3-wood.
Get your drive as long and left as possible to give you room on the approach. Here’s a straight-in look after a long drive.
Here’s an ace from the front box. Here is a dunk from the middle box, and this one used the back hill nicely.
From the front box, this 7-wood falls just short of the leaves to bounce up and into a front cup. And here’s an awesome 9-wood right over the top that finds the hole!
This post contains tips, tricks, and information related to the 2006 Golden Tee course Kangaroo Trail, in Alice Springs, Australia.
This hole can be drivable from the front box — here’s a long ace! Here’s another one that was still coming in hot!
This hole should be drivable from the front boxes but possibly not from the back boxes. Here’s a great ace with the 3-wood from the front box. And here’s a nice driver from the middle box. Here’s another amazing driver that bounced perfectly off a rock on its way to the hole! And this one got some bounces that were even more amazing.
Here’s a hole-out from the fairway.
Here is an ace on this short hole in the rain.
Here is a dunk hole-out with the driver!
From the front box, a 9-wood can go right over the wall.
From other boxes or with other clubs, you’ll have to lay up out to the right.
Here’s an example hole-out after a long drive past the sand. Here’s a longer hole-out from behind the sand.
From the front box, this shot is the easiest — this 4-wood went right at it and found the cup nicely. And this one still cleared right over the mound.
From the middle box, you may need to worry about the tree branches and play a slight cut into the green. Here is a big cut and a great shot. Here’s another one with the driver. The straight shot may still be there too. The charging kangaroo didn’t affect this shot — a 3-wood with a nice little hop out of the sand into the hole! And this driver went right through the gap!
From the back box, you’ll have a tough driver cut shot trying to find the green — here’s a beauty.
Here’s a nice 5-wood ace from the front box. And here’s a great 3-wood from the center box. Finally, here’s an ace from the back box with a driver.
Here’s an example hole-out.
