Most of the time, the best drive is to lay out even with the second sand trap to the left of the fairway.  This gives you an opening in the trees for your approach — here’s a nice 3-wood curved around and in from there.  This 2-bird was also curved around nicely.  From farther out, […]

This short par 5 is drivable, perhaps a couple ways, in some cases!  Here’s a big C3 cutter around the right side that caught a late water skip and held the green.  Here’s another one.  This high-teed driver took a bigger angle and caught a boost from a branch to shoot it up on the […]

The low-teed 1-iron is money here, but the low-teed 2-hybrid with the Hawks should be able to get it done for you as well.  From the right-box, this 2-hybrid actually one-hopped over the water, onto the green, and into the hole — and it’s not bad to play it this way either.  Here’s another one […]

Always look out left, because if you can use a great wind/tee to blast a drive out that way, you could have an open approach shot into this green.  Here’s a hole-out from there.  Here’s another one with the 3-wood.  This one didn’t get out far enough but there was a gap in the trees […]

From the front box, you may be able to carry a big C3 high-teed driver around and onto the green — this one came pretty close!  This one did carry through the sand and roll up onto the green for an eagle putt! Just lay up along the left side of the fairway in the […]

From the left box, you can either punch a low-teed 1-iron or 2-hybrid through the tree gaps right at the green (more risky), or you can take the shot around the left side and curve it back into the green (less risky) — here’s a great 2-hybrid ace to a back pin.  With an out wind, […]

With the Hawks driver, you can sometimes cut a drive around these trees and get close to, if not on, this green!  The high-teed A1 drive should get over the top corner of the trees to allow a shot at this.  Here’s an ace with the Streaks.  Here’s another one that found the cup for […]

Lay up along the left side of the fairway to give yourself the best approach at this green — here’s an example hole-out.  This 3-wood cut through the trees to fight the wind into a left pin! Check out this driver dunk that missed the branches on the approach! And then there’s this unbelievable shot […]

There are some setups where you can drive this green, or at least the sand for a chip.  This big A1 driver hopped the sand and almost found the hole!  But this huge A1 drive got the hops it needed to bury in a back pin! Otherwise, you can usually cut around the left side […]

If you are playing the Hawks, you can actually cut a high-teed driver through this forest, hope to miss bark and catch leaves — if so, you’ll find the green!  Just rotate once left of alignment with the green and play a full A to 1.5 smooth high-teed driver…practice a few times to get it […]

The safest option if you want to try to drive this green is to cut over the top — check out this high-teed 5-wood that hit the stick!  Here’s another one that found the hole.  The angle of cut may depend on the wind and distance required, as you can see from those 2 examples. […]

From the left box, you can punch a low-teed 1-iron or 2-hybrid under the leaves and through the gaps in the trees.  Here’s an example with the 1-iron that found the green.    This 2-bird took a couple hops right into the hole!  And this 2-bird also went under to a right pin.  A low-teed […]

From the front-right box, this 4-wood was perfectly cut into a front-left pin.  And this 2-hybrid was a straight shot into a right pin. From the back-left box, this shot is often a low-teed driver where you try to split the trees and keep it on the green.  Here’s a great one with bite that hopped […]

This hole can get tricky with a headwind because of the up-10 green, and there’s a little stream in front that you need to avoid by over-backspinning anything. Here’s a 5-wood ace from the back box.  Here’s a nice 9-wood with bite to a front pin. Sometimes you need to play lower-lofted clubs into the […]

Here’s an ace from the back-center box. From the front-right box, this 9-wood got under and found a right cup. VIDEO DEMO

Here’s an ace to a left pin. VIDEO DEMO

Here’s an example ace to a back pin followed by another one to a front pin.  The trees can come into play if you are reckless with your tee shot, so always play inside out to pins on the either side of the green — here’s a nice ace to a right pin. VIDEO DEMO

This hole is probably never drivable, but there’s potential to get a shorter chip shot by cutting a big drive over to the left fairway past the sand to leave a straight-in chip. Here’s a hole-out from the end of the first fairway. VIDEO DEMO