Cherokee Town & Country Club (North) Hole by Hole - 18th Hole

Hole 18 at Cherokee Town & Country Club (North) is a long par 5, measuring 487 yards from the men's tees and 465 yards from the women's tees. It has a slight dogleg right with 39 yards of fairway width before you reach the green. The green area measures 9427 sq ft and is surrounded by 10 bunkers, 1% of which are greenside bunkers. This hole should be considered moderately difficult for most golfers as it requires two well-executed shots to make it safely onto the green in regulation.

In terms of club selection off the tee, players who hit their driver around 217 yards will want to use a 3 wood or hybrid here in order to stay out of trouble on this hole and keep their ball in play. For approach shots into this green, golfers should consider using either a 7 iron or pitching wedge depending on how far they have left themselves after their drive; if they are 140-160 yards away then go with the 7 iron while anything closer than that calls for taking out your pitching wedge instead.

The local weather conditions can also affect strategy here; during springtime temperatures tend to be milder with some windy days possible so an extra club may be needed when hitting into this long par 5, while summer months bring hot temperatures along with higher altitude which could lead to longer drives but shorter approaches due to less air resistance affecting ball flight distance. In autumn months there tends to be more rainfall so course conditions can become soggy making longer clubs necessary off the tee as well as requiring more power behind approach shots due to wet grass slowing down balls on landing near the pin location on these greenside bunkers. Finally winter brings cooler temperatures accompanied by increased winds that could impact both accuracy and distance control when playing Hole 18 at Cherokee Town & Country Club (North).