Bay Hill Club & Lodge Hole by Hole - 18th Hole

Low Handicapper: For low handicappers, the key to success on this hole is a long and accurate drive. With a distance of 280+ yards, most low handicappers will have no problem reaching the green in two shots. However, precision is crucial as there are three bunkers strategically placed along the fairway that can easily ruin your chances for birdie or even par. Take into account any wind conditions when selecting your club for approach shots to ensure you stay out of trouble and give yourself a good chance at scoring.

Mid Handicapper: Mid handicappers should focus on hitting their drive around 230+ yards to set up a manageable approach shot. Pay attention to the slight dogleg right and aim for the left side of the fairway to avoid being blocked by trees on your second shot. While mid handicappers may not be able to reach the green in two shots, they can still make an easy par with smart course management and avoiding penalties.

High Handicapper: High handicappers should play it safe off the tee with a drive around 200+ yards, making sure to stay away from water hazards and bunkers. The small size of the green means accuracy is crucial on approach shots so take enough club to ensure you reach safely without risking going over into potential trouble areas such as water or sand traps.

Weather Considerations:

Local weather at Bay Hill Club & Lodge can vary greatly throughout different seasons due its location in Orlando, Florida. In warmer months like summer, high humidity levels combined with strong winds can cause ball flight distances to increase significantly while colder winter temperatures may lead to shorter distances off each club.

Percent Bunker on Green:

With only 4% bunker coverage on this hole's green area, golfers shouldn't worry too much about finding themselves in greenside bunkers but rather focus more effort towards avoiding those located along fairways which could impede one's ability advancing toward the green.