Cypress Cove — Hole #4: Par 5

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Several options here to leave you an approach shot to the green in 2.

If you’re close enough to hit it down past the sand on the left and onto the lower fairway, hit it there and close to the water, as far left as possible. You’ll have a 3-wood with backspin to the green.

If you’re stuck behind the trees, you can sometimes hook a 5-wood around and over the left side of the trees.

If that’s too difficult, lay up a 2-iron (or whatever club gets you there) on top of the hill to just before the sand on the left. From there you will be about 330 yards out and you’ll have to hit a hard driver with backspin, but it’s still doable.  It’s tough to get it close to the sand without going in the sand, but that’s what you’ll need to do to be able to reach it in 2 from up here.  The advantage is that you’re hitting much more level with the green.  Here’s a nice hole-out from there.

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  1. Also, if you’re stuck behind the trees, a soft thumbs 1 iron with roll will roll you down to the second fairway provided you don’t hit the trees. I have only tried this with low loft clubs and orange balls.

  2. I always hit it straight out toward the bunkers, going right down the hill leaves you a uphill shot that is harder to hold the green, your much better off hitting a driver or 3w from behind the bunker

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