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| Long Tees | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | 3503 |
| Short Tees | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | xxx | 2796 |
| Hole 1 From the long tees, a full-pull shot up a tree-littered hill to a basket protected by a 30 foot guardian tree on the right. From the shorts, an obscured, cross-hill shot; even tougher pin protection for right-handers. | ||
| First Tee (long) | First Tee (short) | First Basket |
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| Hole 2 The longs and shorts are very similar on this one, with the shorts offering only a slight break for lefties. This is a rightie birdie op all the way. If your drive lands to the right of the pin you get a big green with an uphill approach. If you land on the left you get an ugly down-hiller out of some trees. | ||
| Second Tee (long) | Second Tee (short) | Second Basket |
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| Hole 3 The longs present you with a blind uphill shot. You need almost a full-pull to gain both the elevation and the yardage. The shorts offer a peek at the basket, and a tree in front of the tee-box. | ||
| Third Tee (long) | Third Tee (short) | Third Basket |
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| Hole 4 My personal favorite. Choose either left or right of the eucalyptus trees, or if you can, put it up the middle. A good drive gives you a look at the basket, and birdie; most drives give you a look at the berm at the end of the fairway. The shorts offer the same driving options from a more reachable distance. | ||
| Fourth Tee (long) | Fourth Tee (short) | Fourth Basket |
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| Hole 5 Great hole. You can ace this one, or you can float it off to the right and go: onto the road, onto the roof of one of the houses across the street, into the creek past the houses, or worse. The shorts are much closer, but very obscured; overhand drives often work. | ||
| Fifth Tee (long) | Fifth Tee (short) | Fifth Basket |
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| Hole 6 Over the top of the hill past the drinking fountain from the longs. Throw either a high arcer over the trees or burn one down the pipe in the middle. The short tee is located across the little gully to the left, and can actually be tougher than the long tee, but at least you can see the basket. | ||
| Sixth Tee (long) | Sixth Tee (short) | Sixth Basket |
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| Hole 7 Easy does it on this one, especially from the shorts, on this open downhill. The basket is under a large tree at the top of a brush-filled creek bed. Aces can be had here, but so can doubles. | ||
| Seventh Tee (long) | Seventh Tee (short) | Seventh Basket |
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| Hole 8 Number eight is the toughest hole on the course. A long uphill, with trees and bushes along the entire right-hand side. The shorts offer an easy, high approach on both sides; but you may still be blocked out by the basket-guardian tree on the right. | ||
| Eighth Tee (long) | Eighth Tee (short) | Eighth Basket |
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| Hole 9 A long downhill, there are some trees on the left of the tee and the right of the fairway. An open green; but don't go long, or you are in the deep rough. The shorts are much the same, without the trees on the left. | ||
| Ninth Tee (long) | Ninth Tee (short) | Ninth Basket |
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