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Cattail Hollow |
Par4 |
The tee shot with a draw sets the golfer up for a short iron to the 150 marker. The third shot is from an elevated position over a small valley to a large green guarded by a large bunker on the right front.
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Short par 4, driveable by few. Watch for the large bunker on the right front of the green. An accurate wedge to a wide, but short in depth green is required. Watch for the hidden bunker behind, left of the green.
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Let the driver out on this hole with a wide fairway to an elevated green. Second shot requires accuracy, the green is longer in width than depth. Short, the ball may roll back down the hill, too long, the ball may carry the wooden tie wall for an unplayable lie.
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Pretty par 3, with two huge bunkers guarding the left and right front of the green.
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An iron off the tee is a good choice on this par 4 with a narrow fairway to an undulating landing zone. Depending on the location of the pin the second shot may require a carry of the large bunker on the left front of this sloped green.
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Heartbreak Meadow is the name of this hole for good reason, out of bounds on the right with prevailing winds blowing left to right. Again, depending on pin location, a carry of the large bunker on the right front of the green may be required.
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Great par 4, out of bounds on the right with a fairway bunker on the right side of the fairway landing zone. A water hazard runs down the left side of the fairway landing zone. Second shot to an elevated green requires accuracy to a green guarded by a large bunker on the left front. This is the smallest green on the course.
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Don’t be fooled by this uphill short par 4. Two large bunkers both right and left of the green front attract attention. Second shot is usually a wedge from a sloped lie to this elevated green.
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Accuracy with the driver is required of this tee shot, with out of bounds on the right. Length is required for position for the second shot. A fairway wood and a short iron is required to a green protected by three large grass bunkers.
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The longest par 3 on the course, with a carry over water from an elevated tee. A very solid par 3.
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Alberta’s toughest par 5. 225 to 240 is perfect length off the tee to carry the tree filled ravine. The second shot requires a long iron down to the flat at the 150 marker. The landing zone at the 150 marker is protected by a large water hazard on the left. The approach shot is to an elevated green protected by three grass bunkers.
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Short and pretty par 3 from an elevated tee to a large elevated green. Club selection varies from sand wedge to 8 iron.
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Beautiful par 3, tee shot from an elevated tee to an elevated green guarded by three large grass bunkers. Backdrop for this green is a 7-foot high stone wall.
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Long par 4, length is required off the tee to get to the bend in this downhill dogleg. Second shot into the green is from an elevated position, club selection will range from 3 wood to 7 iron. The green is surrounded by three large grass bunkers and a water hazard to the left.
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A solid par 5, stay to the left of center on this uphill tee shot. Some golfers get to this green in two. Third shot is normally a short iron or wedge to a large green. There are no bunkers or water hazards on this hole.
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17 |
Just Out of Reach |
Par4 |
A good birdie hole before the demanding par 4 18th. A well-placed tee shot from an elevated tee sets the golfer up for a short iron or chip to a small green guarded by three grass bunkers.
BLUE | 310 Yards | ||
WHITE | 303 Yards | ||
RED | 221 Yards | ||
HANDICAP | 15 |
A well-placed tee shot from an elevated tee to a fairway with a narrow landing zone is required here. A water hazard splits the fairway at the 150 marker. The green is elevated and guarded by three grass bunkers. Accuracy with a mid iron is required, the green is longer in width than in depth. This is a great finishing hole!
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