Whistling Straits hole by hole guide: hole 14
A guide to hole 14, called Widow's Watch
A guide to hole 14 at Whistling Straits, called Widow's Watch.
Whistling Straits hole by hole guide: hole 14 - Widow's Watch / 373 yards / Par 4
This inviting dogleg from right to left requires a shorter club off the tee for position. Any balls veering from the left edge of the fairway are likely to be in sand and facing a blind approach shot to a green that is well protected. The correct miss on this green is short and left as large, cavernous bunkers await any shot missing short right and further bunkers are located long of the green. It is crucial to find the correct portion of this green as there is a large ridge that runs right across the middle of it.
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