Palos Verdes Golf Club Hole by Hole - 16th Hole

For Low Handicappers (280+ yards):

Off the tee, low handicappers should aim for the right side of the fairway to avoid the slight dogleg left. This will provide a better angle for approaching the green and minimize risk of bunkers. With their longer drives, they have a good chance of reaching this long par 5 in two shots. However, be aware of any wind conditions that may impact ball flight.

When approaching the green, low handicappers should take into account its small size and only 3% bunker coverage. A well-placed shot can set them up for an eagle opportunity or at least a birdie chance. But don't get too aggressive - missing on either side could result in tricky chip shots or even worse, ending up in one of seven bunkers surrounding the green.

For Mid Handicappers (~230+ yards):

Mid handicappers should also aim for the right side off the tee to avoid trouble with their shorter drives. Their best bet is to play it as a three-shot hole and focus on finding a safe landing spot around 100-150 yards from the green.

On approach shots, mid handicappers need to pay attention to pin placement as there isn't much room for error on this small green. They may want to consider laying up short if necessary rather than risking going long and potentially ending up in one of those pesky bunkers.

For High Handicappers (~200+ yards):

High handicappers should aim for safety off the tee by playing towards the wider part of fairway on their drive which would be located more towards center-left due to slight dogleg left shape). From there they can focus on hitting solid iron shots onto this difficult par 5's sloping fairway without worrying about hazards.

Once near or around 150-200 yard mark from hole location high-handicap golfers must face decision whether layup safely again or go directly at green. This is where course conditions and weather come into play - if the wind is strong, it may be wiser to layup and avoid any potential disasters.

Overall, this hole offers a good opportunity for all handicappers to score well with smart strategic play. But as always in golf, the key is to know your own game's strengths and limitations, especially when dealing with tricky dogleg holes like this one on Palos Verdes Golf Club.