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The
card
would
have
the
first
time
visitor
believe
that
this
hole
is
a
long
par
three
measuring
191
and
201
yards
respectively.
In
reality
these
yardages
are
most
deceptive
as
a
steep
slope
trails
down
to
the
green
side
from
about
50
yards
out.
The
bounce
off
this
slope
is
rarely
easily
predictable
so
the
choice
facing
the
golfer
is
simple,
either
fly
the
ball
all
the
way
to
the
green
or
else
judge
your
tee
shot
to
perfection.
Carrying
the
ball
direct
to
the
putting
surface
is
a
treacherous
option,
unless
you
can
be
confident
of
a
good
degree
of
check
on
your
ball,
as
to
be
through
the
green
is
to
be
down
a
further
banking
and
in
serious
trouble.
The
alternative
to
bounce
the
ball
down
the
slope
is
hardly
the
soft
option
it
may
sound.
It
requires
that
you
know
your
trajectory
of
flight,
the
strength
of
shot,
the
shape
it
will
move
in
the
air
and
then
the
likely
degree
of
bounce.
Factor
into
this
the
strength
of
the
wind,
the
ground
conditions
and
the
pin
placing
for
the
ideal
tee
shot.
Tip:
check
the
pin
placing
on
the
way
up
the
second
fairway
Tip:
try
not
to
miss
the
green
left,
the
slope
here
will
gather
the
ball
away
into
the
rough
down
the
locally
termed
"fast
track"
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