Spyglass Hill Golf Course Hole by Hole - 2nd Hole

Welcome to the second hole at Spyglass Hill Golf Course in Pebble Beach, California. This par 4 is a challenging one, with a distance of 349 yards from the championship tees and a handicap of 13. The tee shot on this hole will require precision and strategy as it features a slight dogleg right.

At an altitude of approximately sea level, the ball may fly slightly farther due to thinner air. However, wind conditions can vary greatly throughout the year so it's important to adjust your club selection accordingly. In general, aim for accuracy over distance on this hole.

For your tee shot, I recommend using a driver which should carry around 217 yards for most golfers. If you tend to hit longer than average or if there is strong tailwind, consider using a fairway wood instead for better control.

As you approach the green on this relatively short hole, keep in mind that there are no greenside bunkers to worry about but do watch out for two bunkers near the fairway landing area. These bunkers are strategically placed and can make for difficult recovery shots if found.

The green itself measures at 6571 square feet with gentle undulations making putting tricky at times. With no water hazards present on this hole, focus on hitting accurate approach shots onto the green and avoid getting caught up in any rough or trees lining either side of the fairway.

In terms of club selection for your approach shot onto the green (which could be anywhere between ~140-~120 yards), I suggest using either a mid-to-short iron such as a 7 iron or pitching wedge depending on your comfort level with each club's yardage range.

Overall, Hole #2 at Spyglass Hill Golf Course requires both skill and strategy to navigate successfully. Keep these tips in mind when playing throughout different weather conditions during all four seasons here in beautiful Pebble Beach!