Penmar Golf Course Hole by Hole - 6th Hole

Penmar Golf Course, California

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Hole 6 at Penmar Golf Course is a challenging par 4 that plays 423 yards from the men's tee and 398 yards from the women's tee. This slight dogleg left requires an accurate drive to stay in play, as there are no bunkers or water hazards on this hole. The fairway averages 39 yards wide with a gentle curve, so you'll want to favor the right side of the fairway off the tee for your best chance at success.

The green area measures 5220 square feet and has 0% of its surface covered by bunkers, making it more difficult to find yourself in trouble around the green. Depending on local weather conditions (temperature, altitude and wind), you may be able to reach this green in two shots if playing downwind with your driver ~217 yards and 7 iron ~140 yards; however, if playing into a headwind or uphill slope then you may need an extra club or two depending on how far out you hit your drives. A pitching wedge should get you close enough for birdie opportunity when hitting 120 yard shots onto the green.

Teebox type: Men's

Par: 4

Distance: 423 yards

Handicap: 1

Green Area:

5220

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Slight dogleg

Percent Bunkers Near green:

Bunker Count:

Bunkers:

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

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Club Recommendations

1. Off the tee, favor the right side of the fairway to stay in play and give yourself a better chance at success.

2. Depending on weather conditions, you may be able to reach this green in two shots if playing downwind with your driver ~217 yards and 7 iron ~140 yards; however, if playing into a headwind or uphill slope then you may need an extra club or two depending on how far out you hit your drives.

3. When hitting 120 yard shots onto the green, use a pitching wedge for greater accuracy and birdie opportunity.

4. With no bunkers around this hole's green area, focus on keeping your ball in play off the tee and aim for precision when approaching it with your second shot instead of worrying about avoiding sand traps.

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

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