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No. 9 - Carolina Cherry Par 4, 460 Yards

2009 Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys 2x Bogeys Other Avg Rank Pin Placement
 R1
0 2 31 12 3 2 4.440 1
 R2
0 14 52 29 1 0 4.177 9
 R3
0 2 40 8 0 0 4.120 8
 R4
0 2 31 12 3 2 4.440 1
Historical Average: 4.15  Historical Rank: 11        


Description:
The severely sloped green makes par a challenge. Accuracy off the tee is required, and approach shots that are short of the target often roll off the green.

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Original Intent

"Under normal playing conditions a long drive straight down the middle of the fairway will give the best result, since the ball will reach a reasonably flat area and provide an open shot for at least half the green. The hole opens up more and more as the drive is played to the right, but the distance becomes increasingly longer."
- Bobby Jones

2009 Pin Placements

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