Vicars Cross (4)

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V icars Cross G olf C lub P4
A dogleg left and not an easy hole to start with.
From the tee, beware of the trees which line either
side of the hole and the sensible shot is to lay up
short of the fairway bunker, taking the pond on the
left out of play. The green is guarded by bunkers left
and right, so be accurate with your approach shot.
1 324yds
PAR 4
311yds
PAR 4
299yds
PAR 4
From a good drive long hitters can reach this green
in two, however, trees and water protect both sides
of the fairway from the tee. There is more water
crossing the fairway which will catch any errant or
short second shot and the green is smaller than most.
2 513yds
PAR 5
513yds
PAR 5
451yds
PAR 5
Once again trees can catch the wayward drive on
either side of the fairway. More deep hollows just
in front of the large green will gather up anything
short.
3 393 yds
PAR 4
371yds
PAR 4
327yds
PAR 4
A long, slightly dogleg par 5 with trees lining the
fairway all the way on the right. The left side is
protected by a burn and out of bounds for the length
of the hole.
4 518yds
PAR 5
508 yds
PAR 5
458 yds
PAR 5
This hole offers the straight driver a clear view of
the green, whilst anything left or right can lead
you into trouble and cost you a shot or two. A
bunker to the right and water to the left make this
approach shot a true test.
5 368yds
PAR 4
358yds
PAR 4
344yds
PAR 4
Rated the hardest hole on the course, a long drive
threaded between the trees is required, leaving an uphill
approach to a large green protected by 3 bunkers. A
stream crossing the fairway 100 yards short of the the
green catches the misjudged second shot.
6 444yds
PAR 4
411yds
PAR 4
405yds
PAR 5
Considered one of the hardest par 4’s on the course,
this dog leg right carries an abundance of hazards.
Trees to the left and to the right threaten the drive
while a stream crossing the fairway and to the left of
the green demand an accurate approach. The green is
one of the biggest and most undulating on the course.
7 403 yds
PAR 4
403yds
PAR 4
370yds
PAR 4
First of the par 3’s, the large green presents an
inviting target though it is important to make sure
you finish on the correct level of the putting surface.
Bunkers guard the front entrance to the green and
the contours mean anything left or long is almost
certainly a dropped shot.
8 174yds
PAR 3
161yds
PAR 3
138yds
PAR 3
A short par 4 which is easily r achable for the
longer hitter. However looks can be deceiving
and if you wander off course either left or right you
could pay the price. No less than five bunkers and
a hollow protect the fairway while a stream and yet
more trees threaten the miscued drive.
9 264 yds
PAR 4
254yds
PAR 4
238yds
P R 4
The Outward Nine