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"The
ball no question makes of Ayes and Noes, But Here and There as strikes the player goes" - The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam This is the shortest hole on the course, measuring 141 metres from the blue markers. It is downhill and usually played into a headwind that might not be apparent until you walk over the brow on the way to the green. The tee shot requires either a short or a mid iron, allowing an extra club when the wind is blowing. The ground drops sharply behind and to the right of the green, so anything misdirected there will entail a difficult recovery shot. Hidden from view just short and left of the green is a not-too-ferocious bunker. A tee shot directed towards the left of the green and intended to land over this bunker is a reasonable safety play. Alternatively, a shot directed at the green but landing 10 or 20 metres short is likely to kick on to the putting surface.
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