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Missing the fairway traps sets up an uphill pitch requiring good length judgment.
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Another testing drive to set up an approach shot from the angle of the dogleg. Favour the right side with your second shot.
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A chance for a strong tee shot downhill. Still requires a good touch on the high flighted second shot.
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One of the world's great par-5 holes. Lots of ways to play it but all basically need straight measured shots.
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Choose your club and make a positive good swing. Not for the nervous!
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A well positioned tee shot to the corner of the left hand dogleg leaves an iron shot to reach the green.
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A testing and picturesque par-3 that requires a carrying shot to reach the green.
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A draw shot round the dogleg or a lay up level with the fairway bunkers sets up a testing pitch shot.
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Look to see the direction of the wind because the carry over the trees needs the wind from behind. The second shot is deceptive to a long green.
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A sharp dogleg right requiring a precise drive and then an accurate mid-iron.
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Make a good carrying strike as it is better to be long than short.
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Reachable in two with the right wind. A testing green to hit with any club.
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A deceptive short-iron when you make a good tee shot.
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Can be reached in two, and if not, try approaching the green from left to right.
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Great downhill par-3. A good strike saves the player from a sandy fate!
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The bunkers and trees on the right of the fairway are to be avoided. Uphill short-iron plays long.
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Another test of shot making or more time on the beach!
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A true par-5, anything long and straight works on all three shots and will see you safely home.
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