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plays slightly to the left gets the better
hot for the green II he manages to
keep out Of the brook. The second shot
is up hill to a green better guarded on
the right than on the left to make
harder the task OF the man who gives
the ditch a wide berth when playing
from the tee.
No. 7-i95 yards. Par 3. The fr<
short hole Is a hard iron or spoon shot
to a green at h top of n bank con-
siderably higher than the tee. The shot
must b ali carry to get up the bank.
but once W there is no serious trouble
except a trap at the left to catch n bad
hook. and mounds at the right to make
things as unpleasant as possible for u
sliced ball.
No. $50 yards. Par I. This hole Is
downhill and an extremely long driver
can reach the pit which crosses the line
IN front OF the green. Ordinarily. how
ever, the second shot Is a short pitch
over the bunker. the main danger ber1g
Of playing too hard and rolling down
tine steep bank at the back II the
green.
4 Good One Shot Hole.
No. s-i7O yards. Par 3. There are
W tees for the ninth hole forty yards
oi more apart. but one is about as
~ ~ pay iToIu as INK pNHcis w
green IL at the bottom Of n valley be-
low the tee with plenty OF traps and
marsh about It and a brook well in
front for the man who falls short. II
~ n good one shot hole and is not a
long shot at that.
No. 1855 yards. Par I. The tee
Is back In the woO II the drive Is
across a valley to the level land beyond
with new traps to catch a slice or a
pull. The green IL almost hidden away
IN a nest Of pits II mounds, a wide
SAND trap being directly in front and
making a pitched second necessary. A
mound behind the green will stop =
shot that goes too far.
No. 1855 yards. Par 4. A good
drive will trickle down a slope and IL the
shot Is absolutely straight will each the
green. but the opening Is narrow. almost
too narrow when the distance from the
tee Is considered. for there are few golf
ers who can play I'm extremely long
drive with such great accuracy. Traps
on either side OF the green guard 1t. but
the hole does not measure up to tho
standard Of most OF the others.
No. 1885 yards. Par 4. The drive
Is all uphill to a plateau and the second
shot Is a long one around a corner to the
right. 1t must be fairly hit to carry n
road. a creek and then a second road
but the green Is an open one in the bot.
tom Of a valley and the man who falls a
little short or a yard or two to either side
can chip up to turn without much dill.
Guilty.
shortest Is Not Easy.
No. 1875 yards. Par 8. The short.
est hole Of the course Is by no means ar
easy one. A brook skirts the line to the
left until II reaches the green where II
crosses In front and then runs along thu
right side Of and -four or five feet below
the green. The narrow face OF the greer
Is toward the tee, and short as II is tn,
hole Is a splendid one shot affair.
No.. I+--4O7 yards. Par 4. On the
other side OF the clubhouse from the pre-
ceding hole. the fourteenth Ia a slight
clog leg uphill most Of the way. Thu
green IL not formidably guarded, a
mound q n the right being the chief oh,
struction. but II does not bother the bola
player who keeps to the left all the
way. although by so doing he II III.
risk OF going out In the road, which runs
parallel to the fairway.
No. 1880 yards. Par 4. The hol,
Ia uphill TO a table green. A road IL
likely to catch a hooked shot. but the
golfer who plays to that shot opens W
The hole while the mar who plays Il
the right has to carry a deep hit directl,
In front OF the green with his SECOND
shot. As on some OF the early hole /.
direction counts more than anything
else.
Quarry Looks FOrbiddinU.
No. l6-ts3 yards. Par I. TIL,
famous quarry presents q terrlfylni
prospect even to the best golfer. tn,
drive II easy enough. but II IL on tn,
second shot that the quarry takes a ham
In the game. A sliced or hooked bal
will hit ther rocks on the further fade ant
drop hack into the quarry. and 1
straight ball which falls short will droi
into the vide waste q sand on IA