Just aim for the outcropping of rocks, then hit all you can on your second shot, leading you to the elevated green. It s not a difficult hole, if you don t leave the fairway, that is. Easy birdie hole, if you can just stop gawking at the views. Same with number eight. It s a par 5, and very undulating, but it s only 405 yards.
Placement is everything.
Number 10 does not lead you back to the clubhouse, but rather to the lowlands part of the course. It s the number two handicap hole with water and a big green. This course was built in l900 and was around for 60 years. When Tom Weiskopf designed the current Hassayampa, he incorporated four of the overgrown fairways . Don t hit short, whatever you do.