PGA National Resort and Spa 'The Haig Course' Hole by Hole - 9th Hole

Hole 9 at PGA National Resort and Spa 'The Haig Course' is a challenging par 4, with a distance of 387 yards from the Pro tees. The hole has a slight dogleg left, making accuracy off the tee crucial for setting up a good approach shot. The fairway width is approximately 33 yards, providing enough room for an accurate drive.

For the average golfer who hits their driver around 217 yards, it is recommended to aim towards the right side of the fairway to avoid any potential hazards on the left. This will also provide a better angle for approaching the green.

As you approach your second shot, keep in mind that this hole has a handicap of 5 and can be difficult due to its length and slight curvature. For men who hit their driver around 217 yards and have an average iron distance of about 140 yards with their seven iron, it is recommended to use either a long iron or hybrid off the tee to ensure accuracy and leave yourself with an achievable approach shot.

The green area measures at approximately 5926 sq ft and only has four bunkers surrounding it. However, these greenside bunkers make up only about two percent of total bunker coverage on this hole. Therefore, they should not be too much of concern when planning your approach shot.

In terms of weather conditions at PGA National Resort and Spa 'The Haig Course', players can expect hot temperatures during summer months with occasional rain showers in late afternoon or evening hours. In winter months, cooler temperatures may affect ball flight distances slightly but overall do not significantly impact playability on this course.

Overall,this par-4 presents itself as one that rewards smart decision-making rather than pure power off the tee box as precision shots are key here more so than anything else.