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©dyakimec said:

Your game starts with a semi-blind drive up the right centre. Your approach shot needs to carry the false front that extends the length of the green.


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©dyakimec said:

Your appraoch shot is into an elevated green, check your yardage and consider an extra club into this green.


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©dyakimec said:

Consider playing at least one club less due to the elevation. Good Par 3.


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©dyakimec said:

Drive it up the left side as the fairway will feed the ball back to the right.


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©dyakimec said:

Another wonderful driving hole. A big high draw off the tee should catch the slope and feed towards a green that is tucked away further downhill into what looks like a pretty narrow chute of trees. This is a great hole.


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©dyakimec said:

Your drive needs to be up the left centre to give you the best line into this green.


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©dyakimec said:

Double check your yardage, step up and hit it. The longer you think about this tee shot, the more likely you'll miss the target.


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©dyakimec said:

A spectacular finishing hole to what is one of the most scenic golf courses in Northern California.


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©dyakimec said:

Over 40 aircraft can be found onsite.


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©dyakimec said:

Former training base during WWII for B-17 & B-24 bomber crews as well as the "509th Composite Group", better known as the B-29 unit that dropped the big bombs on Hiroshima & Nagasaki.


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