PGA National Resort & Spa (Champion) Hole by Hole - 3rd Hole

For low handicappers, the key to scoring well on this hole is distance off the tee. With a drive of 280+ yards, they can easily reach the green in two shots and potentially make an eagle. However, with water hazards surrounding the green, it's important for them to be accurate as well. Aiming for the center of the fairway will give them the best chance at setting up their approach shot.

Medium handicappers should also aim for accuracy off the tee but may not have enough distance to reach the green in two shots. It's important for them to avoid any trouble on this hole and focus on hitting solid shots into play.

High handicappers should prioritize avoiding mistakes over trying to make eagles on this challenging par 5. With a drive of only 200+ yards, they may struggle to reach even within range of their third shot. Playing it safe and aiming for a layup spot before taking an approach shot onto the green is their best bet.

In terms of weather conditions, players should take note that PGA National Resort & Spa (Champion) is located near sea level in Florida where temperatures are typically warm year-round with occasional rain showers during summer months. Wind can also be a factor here so players must adjust accordingly when making club selections.

The relatively low percentage of bunkers on this hole means that players don't need to worry too much about bunker play unless they find themselves in one close to or around the green. In that case, using proper technique and execution will help minimize risk and keep scores from ballooning out of control.