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There’s quite the elevation drop here, so wind control is key to keep this on the green…here’s an example ace.
After playing this one a few times, you’ll remember this one is tricky because of the uphill approach shot into a severe up-10 slope. Make sure to leave yourself with enough loft for your approach, whether you lay back for a 7-wood or play up more for a 7-hybrid, for example. A close approach shot becomes important with slope like this and it’s always better to be below the hole than risk a rollover putt with a deep downhill slope.
It appears the layup spot is always the same here…just curve your drive around left-to-right and make sure it sticks in the fairway out to the right. With a driver off the tee, you’ll have plenty of distance to reach the green in two on your approach.
This shot varies quite a bit depending on the tee box, with the most challenging setups calling for a high-teed driver from the back box. Still, it’s a straight shot where you’re just playing the wind, so it comes down to distance control in sticking the green for your eagle putt.
Three different tee boxes here, but there are certainly more challenging finishing holes than this one. Do your best to stick the middle of the green to give yourself a shot to finish with an eagle.
From the center box, here’s a 3-wood with bite that finds the hole.
