How to use your driver

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How to use your driver
Picking the right line for the tee-shot is all-important and big hitters can take on most of the corner but beware the desert area to the left of the fairway that will leave you without a view of the green. Turning sharply left into a dog-leg, the fairway contains bunkers on both sides that swallow up loose . Following the left side of the green and sunk into its front right edge, more bunkers beckon drifting approach shots. Another hole where shots can quickly slip away(ishiner).

Rated the toughest of the par-3 holes, there is much more to this charming hole than meets the eye, and the expected birdie chance can easily become a vain scramble for par. With the tee set at an angle to the green and pointing away to the right, shots drift in that direction with surprising regularity. It should be no more than a straightforward medium , the shot often assisted by a breeze from the right, but this is another short hole that demands much respect.

With a wide landing area for drives, be careful not to let
here. A good tee shot will set up the chance to attack the pin, but one slipping right or left will bring trouble among the sand, trees and desert grass. From a fairway curving gently to the left, the green presents a generous target area.