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length might also get a bad kick to
left off embankments. Deep bunk
ers for drive too far to right and
straight down the middle. unless
long enough to clear all the eleva-
tions and hollows Drive to right
leaves series Of mounds and bunk
ers to be carried on second. Deep
pit to right corner of green and an
green at left edge and pot bunker
in back Of green. Good drive to left
leaves comparatively easy mashie
second. Green on an elevation, how
ever, making approach a little blind
and tendency is to be somewhat short
on second.
No. $40 Yards. Par 4.
Bunkers to left and right for
drives off the line, those on right
Elevation in middle of fairway to
kill distance on drive a bit to the
right which has not sufficient carry.
Second shot apt to be anything from
mashie to wood. to blind green at
base of sharp slope Of about a dozen
feet. Overapproach finds steep en-
bankment and long grass, but gen.
eral tendency is not to hit the second
shot hard enough. Pot bunkers to
right Of green and cross bunker.
high banked. for topped second mt
bunkers to right of green and cross
bunker, high banked, for topped
second.
No. 1o-325 Yards, Par 4
On this hole individual judgment
will come into play on the tee shot.
Even up to 300 yards is perfectly safe.
provided it has the properfdirection,
that is. to the left-eenter Of the fair.
way. A long tee shot on the line OF
the flag or slightly to the right VIII
while to be too far of to the left is
to get into the rough or perhaps
bring up in a trap. 1t is evident,
therefore. that the long hitter has
practically nothing left If he can
place his tee shot, although, of course,
the safe way to play the hole is to
drive down the center with shot OF
more moderate distance.
No. 11-515 Yards, Par 5.
This is the long hole Of the course;
a constant temptation and frequently
a snare for the ambitious long bit
ters. for whom there Is rare salts
faction in getting home in two shots.
For the man who can cover 615 yards
in two shots which are practically all
carry it Is a particularly satisfactory
hole. The beauty of the hole. so far
as getting home in b concerned.
Is that the tee shot has to be placed,
as we'll as being extremely long. APP
proximately ESQ yards from the tee, at
somewhat lower elevation. is a cliff
with a nicely turfed slope, and it is
upon this slope-none too expansive
that the tee shot must a1most Of ne
cessity land to make it worthy of the
effort to get home with full wood. A
long ball to the left Of this cliff will
get more run and be nearer the green,
perhaps, but the difference in alti-
tude, plus the probability of down
hill lie. makes it practically impos-
sible to get, home from that point.
The great majority OF amateurs need
not concern themselves. however, with
thoughts of getting home in 2.
They will And trouble in plenty in the
rough to right ors left, Min woods
and rocks on tee shots U8dly OFF the
line. They will find, too. that on tee
shot Of only moderate. distance 1t is a
considerable carry across brook that
intersects the fairway. In the face
of the hill on which the green Is To-
Gated Is series of traps and mounds,
with more traps to the left and back
Of the green.
No. 12-140 Yards. Par 3.
FTomsan elevated tee to what is al
most an island green, with ditch in
front and other troubles for ball off
the edge. Green divided by ridge
which makes putting none too simple
for q BAN on wrong side Of ridge.
No. 13-3S0 Yards: Par 4.
Good drive almost essential because
green Is clOse1y and SEY6fely guarded