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Edelweiss
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Par 5 |
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A 3 shot Par 5 (the long hitter can make it in 2) that lets you know Edelweiss has
its share of water. Red stakes left and right all the way as well as a creek 100
yards from the green
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Par 4 |
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More water for you on both sides and a 2nd narrow green in a
row. 2 bunkers make the putting surface look even tighter than it is.
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Par 3 |
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A forced carry over a pond is the least of your concerns here. The severely sloped green insists that you be left of the
flag. Red stakes left make that order difficult to fill.
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Par 4 |
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The toughest hole on the track! Dogleg right.
0B right, a creek on the corner, uphill 2nd to a well bunkered green. 4 here is a
great score.
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Par 4 |
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Finally, a birdie hole. Short Par 4 to a plateau
green. If you turn the corner too tightly, a tree guards the right aide of the putting surface. Be below the
hole.
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Par 3 |
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What appears to be an easy Par 3 is really well defended. Club selection is
everything as hitting it over the green guarantees you a 5 or even more.
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Par 4 |
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| Solid Par 4. Hitting the fairway is
primordial here The 2nd is to a small, well bunkered green. When the
winds are up, a tough hole |
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Par 5 |
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Keep your tee shot away from the red stakes left. You may bail out on to # 13. Once you cross the big ditch, the
hole is no more than an
iron to an elevated green.
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Par 4 |
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Once you've focused your attention away from the swamp, just grip it
and rip it! The uphill 2nd makes getting the ball close a difficult task.
Players are allowed a 5 minutes pause before heading to # 10) *Lets keep it moving folks
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Par 4 |
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A demanding Par 4 that usually requires an extra clubs on the
2nd shot into the putting surface which slopes from the back to the front
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Par 4 |
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A blind tee shot that should be aimed at the
Club House. After a good swing, you are left with a medium to long iron to a green guarded by a small apple tree. 4 is a good score
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Par 3 |
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Solid Par 3 with club selection being everything. 2 bunkers as well as water left make the green difficult to aim at.
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Par 5 |
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Here is where you can make a move to save your round or go
deep. This reachable Par 5 has only one hazard (OB left, all the way). Enjoy!
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Par 4 |
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A beautiful hole that only the long hitter can try to shorten by hitting over the wetlands. A well positioned tee shot leaves you a short iron to a plateau green. Being
right of the hole is a bonus.
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Par 4 |
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This uphill hole plays longer than it looks. OB
right (strawberry fields forever) and a very tight 2 tiered green. Being on the right level means you've avoided a 3
putt.
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Par 5 |
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2 waste hunkers highlight this reachable
par 5 dogleg left. A mound in the middle of the fairway is a good target off the tee. Red stakes right follow you from tee to
green. Good luck.
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Par 3 |
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This 140 yard Par 3 can be a 5 or 9 iron depending on the winds. Be below the
hole or a 2
putt is not a sure thing. Also, getting up and down from the left bunker would be a mild miracle.
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Par 4 |
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| This is a good finishing hole because it demands position off the tee. The
fairway narrows down to 150 yards and is surrounded by water. The green is well bunkered and sloped from back to front. Making 4 here, when you need it, is a good score. |
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