whats the most intimidating hole you have ever played and why?

[EZprophet]

Without a doubt the 16th at Cypress Point.

It's a 222 Yard par 3 with a 200 yard carry over the Pacific Ocean which is always into a strong sea breeze. Intimidatingly beautiful!

 

[RGDave]

Why not just throw in the 12th at Augusta as it seems everyone is more interested in showing off where they've been or where they dreamt they've been.

 

[funkyfred]

The way I am playing at the moment, the first shot and hole tomorrow night down at my gaff. i dont think I have hit three good consecutive shots for about 6 weeks.

 

[CallawayKid]

The 1st on The Berkshire's Blue Course...
Par 3, 211 yards over a heather covered ravine!
The chicken's way out is off to the left but you just have to go for it!

http://www.theberkshire.co.uk/index.lass...fe0470cb7ba030d

CK

 

[EZprophet]

Why not just throw in the 12th at Augusta as it seems everyone is more interested in showing off where they've been or where they dreamt they've been.

I put that hole because it is easily the most intimidating hole I have ever played. I promise you that if you had played it, you would put it down too.

 

[quinn]

sorry, should have put the 2nd hole of my local pitch and putt, its 90 yards down hill and theres always a bloke and his dog sat on the bench behind the tee, very nerve racking makes the 18th on the brabazon look easy

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Good call on the Berkshire. I'd add the first at Ascot off the whites especially in a competition and then probably the 17th at St Andrews. In truth a lot of courses have real sleeper holes. Nothing little 350 yard par 4's that look innocent and somehow have a way of getting you to contrive a bogey or worse. These type of holes are the ones that worry me the most

 

[richart]

ALL of the holes off the back tees at Woburn's Duchess course.

Fixed that for you.......

Jan (Teegirl)i apologise now, it could be a long day.

I will answer this at the end of October, after i have teed off the first at St Andrews.