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No	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Par	SI	No	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Par	SI	No	White Yards	Yellow Yards	Par	SI

1	384	384	4	13	1	434	431	4	6	1	342	330	4	12/11
2	458	441	4	3	2	110	107	3	18	2	208	198	3	6/5
3	197	177	3	9	3	347	336	4	16	3	315	301	4	16/15
4	271	262	4	17	4	423	417	4	2	4	475	448	5	10/9
5	390	380	4	5	5	208	195	3	10	5	390	375	4	4/3
6	468	459	4	1	6	534	520	5	12	6	280	250	4	8/7
7	476	455	5	11	7	440	405	4	4	7	380	325	4	2/1
8	177	173	3	15	8	417	411	4	8	8	173	167	3	18/17
9	389	377	4	7	9	390	352	4	14	9	334	286	4	14/13
	3210	3108	35			3303	3174	35			2897	2680	35

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BLUE 4 (13th).
A long par 4, the most difficult on this nine, with the drive needing to be hit between (or over) the left fairway bunker and the large mound and bunker on the right side of the fairway, in order to give the shortest second shot to the green. The green is elevated above a line of deep bunkers set diagonally into the steep slope below it. Depending on the drive you may be left with a choice of going for the green or laying up short of these bunkers. The shot in is nearly always one club more than the distance would dictate and made even more difficult as you cannot see the bottom of the flag. The green is wide but narrow and slopes quite steeply from front to back. Anything above the pin leaves a very difficult putt or chip back down the green.

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