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Morgan Run Resort & Club - South Hole by Hole - 9th Hole

Morgan Run Resort & Club - South, California

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Hole 9 at Morgan Run Resort & Club - South is a challenging par 3 that requires accuracy and precision. Located in Rancho Santa Fe, California, this hole offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and challenges golfers with its strategic layout.

From the championship tees, Hole 9 measures 140 yards and has a handicap of 18. For an average golfer who hits their driver around 217 yards, this hole may require them to use a shorter club for their tee shot. The green area measures at just under 4,000 square feet which means it is important to hit your approach shot accurately to avoid tricky putts.

The green on Hole 9 has five bunkers strategically placed around it, but only two percent of these bunkers are greenside. This means that while they may not be directly in front or behind the green, they can still come into play if your approach shot veers off course.

Local weather conditions should also be taken into consideration when playing Hole 9. In Rancho Santa Fe's mild climate, altitude and temperature are unlikely to have a significant impact on ball flight conditions. However, wind can often pick up in the afternoons so players should pay attention to any changes in direction or strength as they make their shots.

For an average golfer hitting from the men's tees at Morgan Run Resort & Club - South Hole 9 presents an opportunity for birdie or par with careful planning and execution. A well-placed tee shot followed by an accurate approach will set you up for success on this picturesque yet challenging par three.

Teebox type: Men's

Par: 3

Distance: 140 yards

Handicap: 18

Green Area:

3930

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

True

Curvature:

Percent Bunkers Near green:

2

Bunker Count:

5

Bunkers:

Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.

Club Recommendations

1. Use a shorter club off the tee to ensure accuracy and avoid overshooting the green.

2. Take note of the surrounding landscape and use it as a guide for your approach shot.

3. Pay attention to any changes in wind direction or strength, especially in the afternoon.

4. Aim for the center of the green to avoid being caught up in strategically placed bunkers.

5. Be aware that even though only two percent of bunkers are greenside, they can still come into play if your approach shot is off course.

6. Practice precision with your short game to navigate around tricky putts on this small green area.

7. Consider using a higher lofted club for better control on approach shots due to potential windy conditions.

8. Stay focused and remain calm while taking in stunning views - don't let them distract you from strategic play on this challenging par 3 hole.

9. With careful planning and execution, Hole 9 presents an opportunity for birdie or par - so stay confident and trust your abilities!

"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan

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