Hole 13 at The Grand Golf Club

Hole 13 at the Grand Golf Club in San Diego, California is a 446 yard par 4 from the championship tees. It has a slight dogleg left and is rated as the second most difficult hole on the course with a handicap of 2. The fairway width averages 29 yards wide so accuracy off of the tee shot is key to setting up an approach shot into this green that measures 10778 square feet surrounded by three bunkers accounting for 1% of its total area. Depending on your skill level, you may choose to hit anything from driver to hybrid or even iron off of this tee box. Keep in mind that due to San Diego's mild climate, altitude and temperature will not have much effect on ball flight conditions throughout all four seasons but wind can be an issue depending on which direction it’s blowing. With that being said, playing conservatively off of this tee box may be beneficial when trying to set yourself up for an approach shot within 140-120 yards with either a 7 iron or pitching wedge respectively.