Hole No. 10 - Par 5 - 619 Yards: The longest hole on the course and the last chance to beat up on a five-par, presents a very tricky green to hit and hold:
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| The view from the 10th tee in February. |
Hole No. 11 - Par 4 - 486 Yards: This starts a stretch of four consecutive two-shotters, a stretch that our Shackelford considers the least interesting on the property. Here's how he sums up the appeal of long Par-4's today:
...and now enter a less exciting bit of the property with some seemingly long par-4's, though I'm not sure how lengthy any two-shotter is for today's ripped, kale-eating, all natural golfers who just happen to hit their Top Flite-equivalents with driver heads the size of watermelons.
Don't sugar-coat it Geoff, tell us exactly how you feel.
Hole No. 12 - Par 4 - 451 Yards: Another subtle left-to-right hole, the fairway pinches at about 300 yards from the back tees. This is accordingly another area to watch for divots:
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