Hole 10 at The Grand Golf Club

Hole 10 at The Grand Golf Club in San Diego, California is a par 4 championship tee measuring 367 yards. This hole has a slight dogleg right and requires an accurate drive to avoid the seven strategically placed bunkers that line the fairway. With only 1% of the bunkers located on the green, this hole gives golfers some room for error off the tee while still providing a challenge.

The average golfer should aim to hit their driver around 217 yards with this shot in order to reach the center of the fairway and have an optimal approach shot into the 7646 sq ft green. In addition, players should take into consideration how local weather conditions may impact ball flight: during summer months when temperatures are higher and humidity levels lower, shots will travel farther due to decreased air density; whereas during winter months when temperatures are cooler and humidity levels higher, shots will travel shorter distances due to increased air density. Wind can also play a factor in how far your ball travels – if you’re playing against strong winds from left-to-right (the direction of Hole 10), you may need to adjust your club selection accordingly as wind can add or subtract up to 15% distance from each shot depending on its strength.

For your second shot into this green it is recommended that most golfers use either their 7 iron (~140 yards) or pitching wedge (~120 yards). A well placed second shot should leave you with an easy putt for birdie or even eagle!