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The Grand Golf Club Hole by Hole - 5th Hole

The Grand Golf Club, California

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Hole 5 at The Grand Golf Club is a 378-yard par 4 from the championship tees. It has a slight dogleg left with an approx 25 yard wide fairway. Greenside bunkers make up 1% of the total green area, and there are 3 bunkers in total located on this hole.

From the tee box, golfers have to decide whether they want to play it safe by keeping their drive down the middle or take a riskier line that could give them a better angle into the green. Depending on your skill level and preference, you may choose either option; however, be aware that if you miss your target, you can still end up in trouble due to water hazards and out of bounds close to both sides of the fairway.

The approach shot will depend largely on where your tee shot lands as well as wind conditions which can vary drastically depending on season—especially during spring when strong winds coming off San Diego Bay can affect ball flight trajectory significantly. In summer months temperatures tend to be warmer than average for California while winter brings cool but dry air which means more consistent swings year round. No matter what time of year it is though, expect fast greens with subtle breaks so aim accordingly!

Teebox type: Championship

Par: 4

Distance: 378 yards

Handicap: 13

Green Area:

9089

Approx Fairway Width:

25

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Slight dogleg

Percent Bunkers Near green:

1

Bunker Count:

3

Bunkers:

Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.

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For Hole 5 at The Grand Golf Club, here are some playing tips:

1. Choose your tee shot wisely based on your skill level and preference. If you want to take a riskier line, make sure you have the accuracy to hit it straight as there are water hazards and out of bounds close to both sides of the fairway.

2. Take note of wind conditions which can affect ball flight trajectory significantly—especially during spring when strong winds coming off San Diego Bay can change direction quickly.

3. Expect fast greens with subtle breaks so aim accordingly! Pay attention to where pin placements are located in relation to bunkers and other obstacles that may be present on this hole for better strategic planning before hitting approach shots into the green.

"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan

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