Birch Ridge Golf Course Hole by Hole - 9th Hole

Hole 9 at Birch Ridge Golf Course in Soldotna, Alaska 99669 is a par 4 measuring 330 yards from the championship tees and 215 yards from both the senior and women's tees. The hole is slightly dog-legged left with a slight curve to it, so players should favor the right side of the fairway off the tee for an optimal angle into the green. With no water or bunkers on this hole, golfers will need to be mindful of wind conditions as well as seasonal weather changes throughout all four seasons. In summer months, temperatures can reach up to 80 degrees Fahrenheit while winter months may see temperatures dip below freezing; these temperature variations can drastically affect ball flight conditions depending on club selection. Additionally, due to its high altitude location (elevation approximately 585 feet), golfers may find that their drives travel further than normal when playing here in comparison to other courses at lower altitudes.

The fairway width measures 54 yards across with 23983 sq ft of green area available for approach shots; however greenside bunkers are not present on this hole making it easier for players looking to hit their target without worrying about sand traps coming into play. Players should aim towards hitting a drive between 200-220 yards off the tee depending on wind direction and elevation changes before attempting an approach shot with either a 7 iron or pitching wedge given our assumed golfer’s average yardages listed above (217 driver/140 7 iron/120 pitching wedge). With some strategic planning and careful consideration of course conditions, Hole 9 provides an enjoyable challenge for all levels of golfers alike!