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Drive left of the lone fairway bunker on the right. If the prevailing wind is helping, a good tee shot could give you a shot at the green in two. Hit a second shot lay-up toward the fairway bunkers on the right to set up the approach into this small elevated green.
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Driver, or fairway wood for the longer hitter, should favor the right side of the fairway to best set up the second shot to this extremely large green. Keep in mind that the near edge of the arroyo is 150 yards from the green and reachable with a long tee shot.
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What you see is what you get - drive it down the center. The gain in elevation makes this challenging par four much longer than the posted yardage. Take an extra club or two up the hill to avoid the deep bunker short and right of the green. Good luck. Though this hole is named after plane wreckage found on-site, you'll have to play hard to avoid a crash of your own.
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After taking in the magnificent view, you'll want to take two clubs less to reach the green on this "Redan" styled par three. A tee shot into the center of this front-right to back-left sloping green will tend to move left and quickly away, so be careful
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The tee shot on this long uphill "3-shotter" favors a draw between the fairway bunkers. Keep your second shot right or short of the sand to leave yourself a short or middle iron into this elevated green, which is sloped and tiered from back to front.
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The drop in elevation on this short par three allows you to take 2-3 clubs less to reach the small "Postage Stamp" green below. While waiting for your partner to hit off this tee, steal a look ahead to the next hole to get the best view of its layout.
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The drive here should be just left of the mounding on the right. A lay-up second should be just short of the bunker fronting this small green. The ridge running from the right-front to the back-left of the green requires some loft and spin for a good approach.
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Beware of the severe bunkering and steep slope to the right and take at least two clubs less to allow for the drop in elevation. The large opening in front makes this hole very receptive to a run-up shot.
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Don't let the yardage cause you to over swing on the tee shot here. It's all downhill and plays much shorter than you might think. Drive it between the fairway bunkers - longer hitters should favor the right side of the opening. The approach shot is best targeted toward the left side of the left to right sloping green.
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