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Playing Tip:
Players are faced with a tight dogleg left played through a narrow band of trees at the 10th. The aggressive play off the tee requires players to aim at the large gum at the end of the dog leg and shape their ball right to left as this can lead to a short pitch or even reaching the green. Others will hit to the corner with a mid to short iron leaving 100 – 150 metres to another back to front sloping green. Any approach shot hit too long will leave a tough chip whilst a left hand side pin position also makes for a hard par if chipping or putting from the right hand side of the hole. |
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