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No. 3 - Flowering Peach Par 4, 350 yards

2009 Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys 2x Bogeys Other Avg Rank Pin Placement
 R1
0 10 33 7 0 0 3.940 12
 R2
0 14 59 21 2 0 4.115 12
 R3
0 6 39 4 1 0 4.000 10
 R4
0 10 33 7 0 0 3.940 12
Historical Average: 4.10  Historical Rank: 14        


Description:
Most players opt for position off the tee with a long iron or a fairway wood. The small green, which slopes from right to left, is not entirely visible from the fairway.

Original Intent

"The left hand side of the green is very narrow; whereas the right side is broad. It is easy for anyone to reach the wide portion of the green with their second shot but difficult to reach the narrow end where the pin will usually be placed."
- Alister Mackenzie

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