Aviara Golf Club at Four Seasons Resort Hole by Hole - 6th Hole

Hole 6 at Aviara Golf Club is a challenging par 3, with a distance of 195 yards from the championship tees. The hole has a handicap of 11, making it one of the more difficult holes on the course.

The tee shot requires precision and accuracy, as there is only one bunker located to the right side of the green. However, there are no bunkers directly on or surrounding the green itself. This means that golfers should aim for the center or left side of the green to avoid any potential trouble.

The recommended club for this hole would be a driver for most golfers who hit an average distance off the tee. This will allow them to reach the green in two shots without having to worry about any hazards.

However, depending on weather conditions and personal preference, some players may choose to use their long iron instead. If there is strong wind or if they struggle with accuracy off the tee, using a long iron can help keep their ball in play and give them a better chance at hitting their approach shot onto the green.

Speaking of approach shots, golfers should take into account that this hole has water hazards nearby but not directly affecting play. They also need to consider how altitude and temperature may impact ball flight conditions when selecting their club for their second shot.

For most players hitting an average distance with each club (driver ~217 yards; 7 iron ~140 yards; pitching wedge ~120 yards), they should aim for landing their approach shot around 150-160 yards from tee box placement in order to have enough room between themselves and potential water hazards near by while still being able to make it onto he putting surface comfortably

Overall, Hole 6 at Aviara Golf Club rewards those who execute precise shots under pressure while providing challenges based on weather elements such as wind speed/directions along with other factors like temperature/altitude which can affect overall scoring outcomes. With a relatively large green area of 11085 sq ft and no bunkers directly on the putting surface, golfers have an opportunity to score well if they can avoid any trouble off the tee and make smart decisions with their approach shots.