Penmar Golf Course Hole by Hole - 8th Hole
Penmar Golf Course, California
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Penmar Golf Course Hole 8 is a par 3 that plays differently depending on the tee box. From the Men's Tee, the hole measures 141 yards and has a handicap of 7. The Women's Tee is 126 yards with an identical handicap rating. The green area covers 8137 square feet, making it one of the larger greens on Penmar Golf Course. There is only one bunker which occupies 1% of the total green space.
When playing this hole in summer conditions, golfers should expect warm temperatures and light winds coming from a south-southwest direction, allowing for less carry off the tee as well as more control over approach shots into this large green complex. In winter months, wind will come from a north-northwest direction and can be quite strong at times; players may need to adjust their clubs accordingly when taking into account potential gusts during play. During springtime days golfers should anticipate cooler temperatures than normal while autumn brings mild weather with low humidity levels - perfect for hitting long drives!
For longer hitters off the tee (those who hit drivers ~217 yards), they may have an opportunity to reach this par 3 in two shots if they are able to take advantage of favorable wind conditions or downhill slopes in order to gain extra distance on their drive or second shot respectively; otherwise clubbing up by using something like a hybrid (7 iron ~140 yards) would be recommended for those looking to find success here at Penmar Golf Course Hole 8
Teebox type: Men's
Par: 3
Distance: 141 yards
Handicap: 7
Green Area:
8137
Approx Fairway Width:
Has Water:
False
Curvature:
Percent Bunkers Near green:
1
Bunker Count:
1
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
For the average golfer, it is best to focus on accuracy rather than distance. The green is large enough that an accurate approach shot should leave players with a good look at birdie or par depending on their skill level. Players should also take into account the wind direction when choosing clubs as well as any potential slopes in order to maximize their chances of success. Finally, be aware of the single bunker located near the green and avoid it by aiming for either side of it upon your approach shots.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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