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"He
putteth down one, and setteth up another"
- Psalm 75, verse eight. The Second hole provides the exhilaration of driving from an elevated tee, but remember the out-of-bounds along the right-hand side, where the car parks (and your car ?) can easily be reached with a well sliced driver. Also avoid the left side, where a stand of tall gum trees blocks the approach to the green. This hole is best played as a slight dogleg to the left. Place a long iron or fairway wood into the bulge midway along the right side of the fairway. Because of the steep slope to the right, this requires a drive directed down the left of the fairway in summer and perhaps down the middle in winter. This leaves the ideal angle for a short iron or wedge approach up to the well-bunkered green.
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