Hole 9
Hole 9
Hole 9
A long downhill dogleg left par 4 offers some of the best views on the course from the tee boxes. The views will entice you to hit the driver as far as possible to catch the second hill that rolls just below the green. However, misses left will end up in the tall fescue, and it is very easy for misses off right to land in the bunker or the woods lining the right. The second approach shot may be long, but choose your clubs carefully, as it is significantly downhill, and any misses long right or left have a high risk of ending up lost.
- Pro Tip -
"Aim down the middle of the fairway. Be aware of the significant slope that extends beyond the fairway bunker on the right. If you’re a long hitter, consider using a fairway wood off the tee. This will help avoid leaving your ball on the severe downslope, which can complicate your approach shot. Ensure you don’t go over the green. Approach shots landing on the back side of the green will roll off. Play for the middle of the green. "
Scott Gonder
Golf Pro
18-Hole Scorecard
Eighteen holes beautifully nestled in the Allegheny Mountains will challenge your skill and test your imagination.
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