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"Golf has
made liars out of more men than the Inland
Revenue Service" - Will Rogers.
The Tenth generally requires a mid to long iron off the tee, depending
on where the markers are set and on the strength of the headwind, which
can be substantial.
Timber cramps the tee shot down the right-hand side and a large deciduous tree guards the right edge of the green, so the preferred
shot is a fade aimed at the left edge.
Tee shots flying long
and left of the green will clean up players on the mens' Eighteenth tee, before ending in serious difficulty in or
behind the equipment shed.
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View from tee

View from green
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