HAMILTON golf CLUB
64 St Andrews Terrace
St Andrews Hamilton 3200 Phone:(07) 849 2069 Email:golf@standrews.co.nz Website:www.standrews.co.nz |
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FRONT 9
HOLE 1 (PAR 4)
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Approach to the green is best from right side of fairway, if flag is in back of green be sure to get the ball on correct level of green.
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HOLE 2 (PAR 4)
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Drive to level with blue marker pegs, leaves mid iron to green, better to keep ball under the hole where possible - avoid missing green left!
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HOLE 3 (PAR 3)
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Drive to level with blue marker pegs, leaves mid iron to green, better to keep ball under the hole where possible - avoid missing green left!
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hole 4 (PAR 5)
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Best approach is from right side of fairway, care when driving, as bounce tends to push ball towards right rough. Green has severe slopes, approach must be in correct part of green otherwise leaves difficult chipping and putting.
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hole 5 (PAR 4)
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Best driving position is left centre of fairway, leaves relatively straight access to all flag locations, note bunker back right of green catches many long approaches.
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hole 6 (PAR 4)
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Drive left centre of fairway be prepared to play plenty of club to any flag location towards the back of the green.
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hole 7 (PAR 7)
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Iron shot of 170 metres (from red/blue tee block) to middle of fairway will position ball with short iron to all flag locations, note depth of green when flag is back. If playing driver, be sure to carry ball 225 metres over trees in right centre if fairway.
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hole 8 (PAR 4)
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Iron to flat middle of fairway or driver played at left hand green side bunker, leaves easy access to all pin locations, beware of hollows short and bunkers on right side of green.
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hole 9 (PAR 5)
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Drive down right side of fairway allows best approach, lay up to wide fairway area approximately 80 metres short of green, green slopes sharply from left to right especially in front quarter.
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BACK 9
HOLE 10 (PAR 5)
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Drive on fairway! Second shot to flat area 70 metres short of green or if going for green in two, best miss is left side of green.
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HOLE 11 (PAR 4)
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Best approach is from left side of fairway, approach needs to find correct level of green or otherwise expect long breaking putts.
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Hole 12 (PAR 4)
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Drive is best down right side of fairway, this allows best approach to all flag locations, expect very slippery putt when flag is in front right of green.
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HOLE 13 (PAR 4)
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Find the fairway or else! (right is a hazard, left is trees & rough), beware of flag when in back right position as green slopes away to right. Anything played too far right will finish in the hazard!
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HOLE 14 (PAR 3)
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Be prepared to play plenty of club if flag is in any back position, use distance measurements wisely remembering that it is all carry!
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HOLE 15 (PAR 4)
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Drive is best in centre left of fairway, anything down right side of fairway will bounce well further right, approach to back flag with care as over green is very testing.
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hole 16 (PAR 4)
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Drive to fairway under large gum, mid/long iron to green, if flag is back extra clubs required as it is all carry to flag locations.
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hole 17 (PAR 4)
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Play 200 metres from red tee block, in the fairway and short of fairway bunker gives access to all flag locations, or drive through gap of bunker and end tree, club selection to back flags are vital, green slopes from back right to front left.
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hole 18 (PAR 3)
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Can be 6 clubs difference between flag in front or back of green and wind directions. OB down path edge on right side of green and in case you didn't notice massive bunker with 12 foot deep face in front left of green. If flag is in back location, so should you be otherwise expect long putt!
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