
Pinnacle Peak Country Club Hole by Hole - 4th Hole
Pinnacle Peak Country Club, Arizona
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Hole 4 at Pinnacle Peak Country Club is a challenging par 5 with a slight dogleg left and four bunkers strategically placed throughout the fairway. The best strategy for this hole is to aim for the center of the fairway off the tee, avoiding any potential hazards, and then carefully consider placement on approach shots to avoid being caught in one of the few greenside bunkers. Additionally, players should take into account changes in ball flight due to temperature and wind conditions, especially during Arizona's hot summer months.
Teebox type:
Senior Women's
Par:
5
Distance:
419 yards
Handicap:
1
Green Area:
6540
Approx Fairway Width:
32
Has Water:
False
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
1
Bunker Count:
4
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
Low Handicapper:
As a low handicapper, your goal on this hole is to make an eagle and take advantage of the par 5. With a drive distance of over 280 yards, you have the power to aim for the center of the fairway and avoid any potential hazards. Keep in mind that there are four strategically placed bunkers throughout the fairway, so be sure to carefully consider your approach shots to avoid getting caught in one of them. Also, keep an eye on temperature and wind conditions as they can affect your ball flight during Arizona's hot summer months.
Mid Handicapper:
For mid handicappers with a drive distance of around 230 yards, it's important to focus on accuracy off the tee rather than distance. Aim for the center of the fairway and steer clear of any hazards or bunkers that could hinder your chances at making par or better. When approaching this green, take into account its slight dogleg left shape and plan accordingly to avoid greenside bunkers.
High Handicapper:
As a high handicapper with a drive distance around 200 yards, this hole may prove challenging but still manageable with careful strategy. Focus on hitting straight shots off the tee rather than trying for maximum distance. Be aware that there are four fairway bunkers that could come into play if not careful with placement off the tee or approach shots. And remember to adjust for temperature and wind conditions which can impact ball flight during Arizona's hot summer months.
Weather Considerations:
During Arizona's hot summers, temperatures can reach well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit which can cause significant changes in ball flight due to air density being lower at higher temperatures. Additionally, strong winds are common in Scottsdale which can also greatly affect shot direction and distance.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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