Calusa Lakes Golf Club Hole by Hole - 10th Hole

Hole 10 at Calusa Lakes Golf Club is a short but challenging par 4, measuring at 327 yards from the championship tees. The hole has a slight dogleg to the right, requiring players to carefully plan their tee shot in order to avoid the water that runs along the right side of the fairway.

For an average golfer with a driving distance of approximately 217 yards, it is recommended to use a driver off the tee. However, depending on weather conditions and wind direction, using a fairway wood or hybrid club may be more strategic in order to accurately place your ball on the left side of the fairway and avoid any potential hazards.

The approach shot will likely require an iron club due to its shorter distance. With an average distance of 140 yards for a 7 iron, this should leave players with a comfortable shot onto the green. It's important to note that there is only one bunker on this hole located near the front left side of the green. As such, players should aim for accuracy rather than power when approaching this green.

Speaking of greenside bunkers as a percentage of total bunkers being at zero percent on this hole means that while there may not be many bunkers surrounding this particular green, they are strategically placed around other holes throughout Calusa Lakes Golf Club which could come into play during other rounds.

Overall, Hole #10 requires precision and strategy rather than sheer power off both tee and approach shots in order to score well. And with beautiful Florida weather year-round providing ideal playing conditions for golfers across all four seasons (including mild winters), it's no wonder why Calusa Lakes Golf Club remains one of Nokomis' top courses for both professionals and amateurs alike.