If you’ve given up strokes on Larry, Curly, and Moe, this is where you can start to get them back again.

The fifteenth hole is a par five double dogleg that plays longer than the yardage on the scorecard.  There’s a large landing area for your drive, so you can really let ‘er rip.  As you address your second shot, you will see that the fairway dips, and then begins to climb. The second club doesn’t need to be a long one, but you want to end up within 150 yards of the green.

The green is slightly elevated from the fairway, and flanked by a bunker on the right. It slopes gently from back to front, offering a nice putting surface.

Commentary by
Patty Howard
Director of Golf