Moe, the last of this threesome, is pure length.  Once again, the fairway is tree lined on both sides.  Stay to the left on your drive, but don’t try to cut the dogleg off. It’s too long.

The second shot is really tough because it’s long - for many a fairway wood – and to a green that’s not really there to accept it.  The green is narrow, and it doesn’t compensate in depth.  A bunker on the left and a swale on the right guards the green on your approach.  It’s the kind of hole where a lot of golfers get their par by chipping onto the green and holing out in one.

Commentary by
Patty Howard
Director of Golf