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Enjoy this remastered course from Bitter Springs, Arizona!
It looks like GT Par could potentially set up for -34 on this course! The worst case setups still seem to be -29 or -30, making this one of the most scoreable courses ever released on LIVE.
This doesn’t ever appear to be driveable so just plop it in the fairway. Here’s a hole-out to start the round.
Many conditions make this hole drivable with a high-teed driver of any kind…you can often play straight at it, or curve one in there if you need extra distance. Of course the sand will try to stop your ball in front of the green but it’s great to take advantage of this eagle when it’s there! Even if you can’t quite get it there, it’s usually great to be in the sand in front of the green so that you at least have a short chip at eagle.
Here’s a driver that had plenty of speed into a back pin.
Here’s a big curving driver that was way too fast but the hole got in the way!
With golden tees, this par 5 now becomes drivable in most all cases! There can be straight looks through the cactus gaps right at the green, or you can turn left to play up and over…check out this high-teed 3-wood around the left of the cacti that finds the cup!
The best and most controlled option is the high-teed driver straight at the green…the higher lofted driver avoids the cactii, but the lower-lofted driver must be shot through any of them, so be more careful if you need that extra distance. This driver goes right through a cap in the cacti to find the hole.
