Forest Oaks -- Hole by Hole from the Championship Tees
With commentary by Davis Love III
14th Hole
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Analysis by Davis Love III: The hole has been shortened by more than 60 yards and is now the second-shortest par 4 at Forest Oaks. The routine play on this dogleg right will be a long-iron off the tee which should avoid the fairway bunkers both left and right of the landing area, setting up a wedge for the second shot. The left side of the fairway offers the best angle of play, avoiding the bunker that guards the front and right side of this, the smallest green on the course. Longer hitters may give this green a go from the tee, but a narrow fairway, bunkers and deep fescue rough await any errant shot.
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Hole 14
Championship
357
Green
340
White
302
Yellow
270
Handicap - Match
13
Handicap - Stroke
17
Par
4
Yellow
270
Red
259
Handicap - Match
9
Handicap - Stroke
With commentary by Davis Love III
 (click image for expanded view) Analysis by Davis Love III: The hole has been shortened by more than 60 yards and is now the second-shortest par 4 at Forest Oaks. The routine play on this dogleg right will be a long-iron off the tee which should avoid the fairway bunkers both left and right of the landing area, setting up a wedge for the second shot. The left side of the fairway offers the best angle of play, avoiding the bunker that guards the front and right side of this, the smallest green on the course. Longer hitters may give this green a go from the tee, but a narrow fairway, bunkers and deep fescue rough await any errant shot. << Previous | Next >> |
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