Hole 7
The 7th is a beautiful par 3, surrounded by bunkers. Aiming for the centre of the green is certainly the safe play here.
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7th Par 3 Championship tee 178 yards Medal tee 177 yards
Justin Rose says: The 7th hole is a nice par 3 surrounded by bunkers and for me it plays a little bit downhill and depending on the wind it s a short to medium iron in there something around a 7-iron. No matter where they put the pin on the green a middle of the green shot is going to serve you well for any pin placement and if your fortunate enough to make a putt that s how your going to make your birdie there.
Brian says: This hole has a small green that is well protected. If the ball goes into one of the tiny pot bunkers it becomes a tricky up-and-down, and the players would need to display an extremely delicate touch from the sand. The back left pin position is superb: it is difficult to reach and they have to move the ball from right to left to find it.
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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