Calusa Lakes Golf Club Hole by Hole - 5th Hole
Calusa Lakes Golf Club, Florida
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Hole 5 at Calusa Lakes Golf Club is a challenging par 5 that requires both distance and accuracy to score well. From the championship tees, this hole measures 538 yards and has a handicap of 7. The slight dogleg left shape of the fairway presents an interesting strategic challenge for golfers.
Off the tee, it is recommended to use a driver with an average distance of 217 yards. This will leave you with approximately 321 yards remaining to reach the green in regulation. However, be mindful of any wind conditions as they may impact your shot.
As you approach the green, take note that there are only three bunkers on this hole, but they are strategically placed around the landing area and near the green. These greenside bunkers make up less than one percent of total bunker coverage on this hole.
The large green measures at just over 5000 square feet in size and offers some room for error on your approach shots. A pitching wedge or short iron should suffice for most golfers from here with an average distance of about 120 yards.
Water comes into play on this hole as it runs along the left side of both fairways leading up to the green. Be sure to aim towards the right side off both tee shots and approaches to avoid any hazards.
Overall, Hole 5 at Calusa Lakes Golf Club requires precision off both tee shots and approaches if you want to score well. Keep an eye out for any changes in weather conditions throughout each season as altitude, temperature, and wind can all affect ball flight trajectory on this challenging par five.
Teebox type:
Championship
Par:
5
Distance:
538 yards
Handicap:
7
Green Area:
5312
Approx Fairway Width:
28
Has Water:
True
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
1
Bunker Count:
3
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
1. Use a driver off the tee to maximize distance, but be mindful of any wind conditions.
2. Aim towards the right side off both tee shots and approaches to avoid water hazards on the left.
3. Take note of the strategically placed bunkers on this hole and adjust your approach accordingly.
4. A pitching wedge or short iron should suffice for most golfers when approaching the green from about 120 yards out.
5. Keep an eye out for changes in weather conditions as they can affect ball flight trajectory on this challenging par five.
6. Precision is key for both tee shots and approaches in order to score well on this hole.
7. Pay attention to your average distances with each club and use that information to plan your shots accordingly.
8. Consider laying up if you are not confident in reaching the green in regulation from 321 yards out after your drive.
9. Practice hitting accurate shots under pressure, as this hole presents an interesting strategic challenge for golfers.
10. Be aware of potential pin placements on the large green and adjust your approach shot accordingly for better chances at birdie or par putts.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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