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No. 7 - Pampas Par 4, 450 yards

2009 Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys 2x Bogeys Other Avg Rank Pin Placement
 R1
0 13 28 8 1 0 3.940 13
 R2
0 11 59 23 3 0 4.188 8
 R3
0 5 33 12 0 0 4.140 7
 R4
0 13 28 8 1 0 3.940 13
Historical Average: 4.15  Historical Rank: 12        


Description:
The new tee installed in 2002 puts a driver back into most players hands. The hole features a narrow fairway to an elevated, well-bunkered green.

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Original Intent

"Length is certainly not at a premium here, but the narrow fairway seems to have an added impact because it suddenly confronts the player just when he has become accustomed to the broad expanses of the preceding holes. ... The second shot is normally a steep pitch, often with a wedge, and precise judgment of range is required."
- Bobby Jones

2009 Pin Placements

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