andiritchie
Journeyman Pro
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The 16th at TPC at Scottdale thats some crowd
The 16th at TPC at Scottdale thats some crowd
The best hole in Golf..........
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Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
The 10th hole at Letham is certainly a cracker...
http://www.lethamgrangegolf.co.uk/thegolf10.htm
The 8th at Carnoustie can set your nerves jangling.
Only a shortish par 3 but with out of bounds tight left and the wind whipping across.....
http://www.lethamgrangegolf.co.uk/thegolf10.htm
The 8th at Carnoustie can set your nerves jangling.
Only a shortish par 3 but with out of bounds tight left and the wind whipping across.....
viscount17
Money List Winner
this one appeals to me,
5th at Lahinch, completely blind par 3 and only a white rock to aim at
5th at Lahinch, completely blind par 3 and only a white rock to aim at
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
My course has a blind par three. Not keen on them. A bit mickey mouse.
TonyN
Money List Winner
The is a course in North Wales I play called Old Padeswood, and although there are no Blind par 3's, there is a couple of holes where the approach is blind because you have to run the ball down a hill or into a bowl. Is lots of fun.
One is a par 4 and with a good tee shot you can just make the top if the hill, but mostly you are pitching up and over the hill. Very hard to judge the distance because of the slope.
The other is a par 5. Very undulating from tee to green. You can be left with all sorts of approachs. But get to with 150 and you can pitch to the top of the hill and the ball will run the last 50 yards onto the green, great if the pin is on the front lower tier. If its at the higher back tier, you can over shoot and sometimes get away with the ball rolling back onto the green. Regardless, both holes are very fun to play from prety much anywhere you decide to approach from.
One is a par 4 and with a good tee shot you can just make the top if the hill, but mostly you are pitching up and over the hill. Very hard to judge the distance because of the slope.
The other is a par 5. Very undulating from tee to green. You can be left with all sorts of approachs. But get to with 150 and you can pitch to the top of the hill and the ball will run the last 50 yards onto the green, great if the pin is on the front lower tier. If its at the higher back tier, you can over shoot and sometimes get away with the ball rolling back onto the green. Regardless, both holes are very fun to play from prety much anywhere you decide to approach from.
Cernunnos
Journeyman Pro
Who wouldn't love to 'skip' a ball across here?
Anyone got any Jesus'sandals to walk on water with.
