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"A
well-balanced person is one who plays golf and bridge as if they were games" - (author unknown). The tee shot is launched uphill from a long narrow tee set back in a corridor carved from the native bushland. Long drivers can hope to reach the green, although it is hidden from view beyond the crest of the hill, and carefully tended rough guards the approaches. A drive that finishes
more towards the left side of the fairway will provide a better angle
for the wedge or short iron approach shot. An approach landing in the rough above and to the right is likely to bounce down on to the green. This can be a good safety play for the second shot, especially for the golfer with a tendency to pull when playing from a side-hill lie. Behind this green is a thick stand of small trees and shrubs, so do not over club. |
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