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Penmar Golf Course Hole by Hole - 4th Hole

Penmar Golf Course, California

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Hole 4 at Penmar Golf Course is a par 4, 288 yards from the championship tees and 270 yards from the women's tees. It has an S-shaped fairway that doglegs slightly to the left, with a width of 34 yards. The green area is 6049 sq ft., with no bunkers on or around it. This hole can be challenging for golfers due to its length and slight dogleg shape.

In order to properly approach this hole, players should use their driver off the tee in order to maximize distance and keep their ball in play down the relatively narrow fairway. Depending on wind conditions, which can vary across each season (with cold winter winds potentially changing direction), players may need to adjust their club selection accordingly.

For those who reach the green in regulation, they will likely have between 140–120 yards remaining depending on where they land in relation to pin placement; a 7 iron or pitching wedge can be used here respectively if necessary. It’s important for players to pay close attention as they approach this hole since there are no greenside bunkers present; any misjudged shots could result in lost strokes due to missed putts or penalty drops out of bounds/water hazards that may lie beyond them!

Teebox type: Men's

Par: 4

Distance: 288 yards

Handicap: 9

Green Area:

6049

Approx Fairway Width:

34

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Slight dogleg

Percent Bunkers Near green:

0

Bunker Count:

0

Bunkers:

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

Club Recommendations

In conclusion, players should use their driver off the tee to maximize distance and keep their ball in play. Depending on wind conditions, they may need to adjust club selection accordingly. When approaching the green, it’s important to pay attention as there are no greenside bunkers present; any misjudged shots could result in lost strokes due to missed putts or penalty drops out of bounds/water hazards that may lie beyond them.

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

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