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The best Par 4 on the course, a true players test. With the lateral hazard on the right only the fairway will do. This dogleg right requires skills from tee to green. After a good tee shot avoiding all the trouble, choose the right approach. Hitting this slim green sloping from back to front is not easy. Par is your friend here, but don’t be surprise by a bogey.
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Another great Par 4 dog leg right with water down the right and surrounding the green. A generous landing area from the tee helps every player. But beware, leaking the ball a little left will lead to a much longer approach to this elevated green. With a bowl like effect putts can be made, choose your line and good luck!
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A strong tee shot that plays into the sea breeze is required. A slight dogleg right with water running the entire length of the hole scares many players. Getting home in two is not an option to this thin green with water and bunkers surrounding. Placement of the approach is critical. Controlling the yardage of the approach to the elevated green sloping away from you is a must!
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A great chance to score if you choose the right club. This green is large and can play up to four clubs longer. A shot hit to the correct level can lead to a realistic birdie opportunity. Pay attention to the gentle breaks and you can make 2.
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A tee shot in the fairway is a must. The best tee shot will land on the left side of the fairway leaving an approach shot that is best. A deep bunker guards the front right side and bunkers in the back grab any shots hit too strong. This green accepts shots well as it slopes from back to front. Leave the ball below the hole is the safest position to make a putt.
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