Hole 11
Strategy on this hole varies, depending on wind directions. The brave players will hit a driver to leave a wedge in, but this could prove risky if the wind is into your face. The green has a ridge running down the centre.
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11th Par 4 Championship tee 436 yards Medal tee 378 yards
Justin Rose says: The 11th hole is a really good strategic hole. Depending on the wind, you have two options on this hole you can either hit your driver and challenge the bunker on the left hand side and get down to about a 9-iron from the green or you hit a 3 wood or 2-iron from the tee and leave yourself 6 or 7-iron into the green. It s a pretty straight forward hole unless they start tucking the pin on the right hand side of the green which brings a swail into play. This is a hole you probably need to respect a little bit and play for par and if you manage to make a putt that ll be a bonus.
Brian says: A new tee has lengthened the hole to 434 yards and a new bunker on the left at 270 yards is well positioned for a tee shot played into the breeze. It is a straight hole but has a narrow fairway and when the wind is against, it will push the golfers into using driver. The green has a ridge running down the centre a hog s back and the players certainly want to be on the same side of the ridge as the hole.
Hole 1|Hole 2|Hole 3|Hole 4|Hole 5|Hole 6|Hole 7|Hole 8|Hole 9|
Hole 10|Hole 11|Hole 12|Hole 13|Hole 14|Hole 15|Hole 16|Hole 17|Hole 18|
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