Riviera Country Club, The Hole by Hole - 10th Hole

Low Handicap (Driver 280+ Yards): Low handicappers can confidently use the driver for maximum distance off the tee. However, they should be cautious of potential hazards, especially if playing from the championship or pro tees. The fairway's generous width of 51 yards provides room for error. Approach shots require precision to avoid the greenside bunkers.

Medium Handicap (Driver ~240 Yards): Medium handicappers can also use the driver off the tee, aiming for around 240 yards. Like low handicappers, they need to be cautious of potential hazards. The wide fairway allows some margin for error. Approach shots should be precise to avoid the greenside bunkers.

High Handicap (Driver 200+ Yards): High handicappers may prioritize accuracy over distance by using an iron off the tee. This approach helps them avoid hazards and stay in play. Approach shots should consider the greenside bunkers and the green's slope.

The green's slope from back to front makes club selection for approach shots crucial. Landing on the correct tier of the green is vital for an easier putt. Players should also factor in wind conditions that may affect ball flight. Remember that temperature variations throughout the year in Pacific Palisades can impact ball flight, with warmer months allowing for longer drives.