Ryder Cup Course 2014 - Gleneagles: Hole 9
Golf Monthly takes an in-depth look at the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles the Ryder Cup Course 2014
Golf Monthly takes an in-depth look at the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles the Ryder Cup Course 2014
Ryder Cup Course 2014
Hole 9 – “Crook O’Moss” – Par 5 – 564 Yards
A risk-reward par-5, where players will probably assess the state of their match before deciding how aggressive to be here. If the bunkers are avoided off the tee, the green is in reach in 2, but water and a bunker right of the green will penalise any poorly struck approach. Players laying up will do so to a full yardage, as more bunkers are positioned 60 yards out from the green.
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