Measures 498, plays ~437 due to 25-foot net decline from elevated tee to elevated green.
For Ams, this is a two-shot fairway. You've gotta get through the early gaps, or you'll be left with a steep 250-foot approach that feels further than the tee shot. Definitely better to throw your favorite fairway driver to 100-150 feet from green instead of hoping your distance driver gets to 50-100 feet.
For Pros, the straight rip is the percentage play. But deuce-happy power throwers should also consider the epic hyzer bomb -- which has no sizeable re-entry window until flying almost pin-high.
(Note: If you're already fatigued -- more common than not -- there's a huge flat boulder overlooking the valley about 50 feet in front of the tee.)
For Ams, this is a two-shot fairway. You've gotta get through the early gaps, or you'll be left with a steep 250-foot approach that feels further than the tee shot. Definitely better to throw your favorite fairway driver to 100-150 feet from green instead of hoping your distance driver gets to 50-100 feet.
For Pros, the straight rip is the percentage play. But deuce-happy power throwers should also consider the epic hyzer bomb -- which has no sizeable re-entry window until flying almost pin-high.
(Note: If you're already fatigued -- more common than not -- there's a huge flat boulder overlooking the valley about 50 feet in front of the tee.)
