As soon as I saw the pic, that's the hole that came to mind. Then I saw that the OP was from Lewisville, so I think that's the hole. Played it many times years ago.If this is the hole Afwcardinal says it is I play a 6 iron on a normal day.
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As soon as I saw the pic, that's the hole that came to mind. Then I saw that the OP was from Lewisville, so I think that's the hole. Played it many times years ago.If this is the hole Afwcardinal says it is I play a 6 iron on a normal day.
the green is about 50 yards long, by 25 yards wide. Off left of the green is sand, and off right of the green is a creek. The tee box is elevated, and it lasers 192 to the very back pin placement. There is no danger between the tee box and the pin.
I hit my hybrid, and pulled one even left of the bunker. My chip sped just past the pin to the edge of the creek, another chip and two putt had me double bogey, and it wasn't pretty.
Right after I played the hole, I wished I would have just hit the 6 iron short of the green/maybe roll onto the front, then even a 3 putt is better than what happened.
8 iron.
No fear of going long. Probably won't make it pin high but a two putt par is better than short siding myself off the back which is what would probably happen with a 7.
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