Hole of the Day 6/14/2010

[psudgc17]

RHFH an SL and have it sit down right by the pine tree that's so naturally placed in the middle of the line.

[harr0140]

I've thrown my beasts on this hole to tr and get some late turn on them after you get past those trees. One of them stalled out and went left, but so far left the large evergreen wasnt in my way I was shooting right up to the basket. The other turned and went a pretty good distance that left me a 100' simple approach. It is a tough hole and for some reason, standing on the tee makes it look like it is about 600' hole. Its so bizarre. The short pin is tucked behind the right side of those shrubs about 150' off the tee. There is a narrow gap to the right to play in a nice stable skip, or you would maybe want to try a roller around those shrubs. Its a tough hole regardless, not many twos will be had here.

[sidewinding]

I would try and gently turn a Wraith over through the left gap.

[bcr123psu]

Looks like an awesome hole.

Star Wraith to get out to the tall tree on the left, followed by a Z Buzzz if I'm more than 100' out otherwise approach with a Star Avair.

[SirRaph]

Predator straight at the brush on the right, let it fade into the open.

[Dave242]

IMO, this is how open holes should be designed. Most of the fairway is open, but the tee & basket are positioned where few trees are in a perfect position to make the decision making fun and the punishment decent (and severe if you go into the thicket on the right 80' off the tee).

[Pink Elephant]

Sweet hole, I think I'll LHBH a S-PD working a nice S curve and hope for the best.

[buzzinb]

RHFH a Crush and try to hit the gap just to the R of the big tree blocking the middle. Looks like a lot of pain on either side if you don't get through.

[jsc430]

Star valk on a slight anny around to the left of the hole trying to finish in the middle of the fairway about ~280 out. Core - up - aviar in for an up and down par.

[Frank Delicious]

After reading what Dave said I would probably throw an Eagle or SOLF on a lower (10' or so ) anny line and hope to just get through the gap or at least minimize the risk of hyzering out and getting trapped behind the stuff on the left.