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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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GREEN 7 (25th).
A demanding par 4 - the most difficult hole on this Nine is a dog-leg left to right with a deep valley between the drives landing area and the green. The drive has to be hit over the heather and with a high degree of precision, needing to end up either at the angle of the dog-leg at the same level as the tee and green, or faded longer down into the valley. Too long straight or too short right leaves no shot to the green and, very often, a lost ball. Anything left is going away from the green. The second shot is played to what looks like an island green set across the valley at the same level as the fairway. Short and right of the green are steep heather covered slopes and a bunker. Left and long, the green is bordered by a small bank that can help to keep the ball in play but deep rough lies beyond. The green itself is much larger than it looks from the fairway and will hold the well hit shot. It has several subtle contours that make it very hard to read.

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