Morgan Run Resort & Club - North Hole by Hole - 11th Hole

Hole 11 at Morgan Run Resort & Club - North is a short but challenging par 4 that requires precision and strategy. Located in Rancho Santa Fe, California, this hole measures between 318 to 351 yards depending on the teebox type chosen. The championship tees, with a distance of 336 yards, offer an ideal challenge for the average golfer.

The hole features a slight dogleg left and has three bunkers strategically placed along the fairway. These bunkers are not too much of a concern as they only make up about two percent of the total green area. However, their placement does require careful consideration when planning your approach shot.

In terms of weather conditions, players should be aware that altitude may slightly impact ball flight due to being located in Southern California. In addition, during the summer months (June-August), temperatures can reach highs in the mid-80s while winter temperatures (December-February) tend to hover around low-60s. Wind speeds can also vary greatly throughout each season and may affect club selection.

For most golfers using driver off the tee will leave them with approximately 119 yards remaining for their approach shot based on average yardages provided above. However, it may be beneficial for some players to use a shorter club off the tee such as a hybrid or long iron in order to avoid any potential hazards or trouble spots along this relatively narrow fairway.

As you plan your approach shot onto this small yet undulating green measuring at just over 7,600 square feet; keep in mind that accuracy is key here rather than power due to its size and slopes surrounding it which could lead to difficult putts if not carefully considered beforehand.

Overall Hole #11 presents opportunities for birdie but requires precise execution from both drives and approaches alike so choose wisely!