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Cherokee Town & Country Club (South) Hole by Hole - 11th Hole

Cherokee Town & Country Club (South), Georgia

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Hole 11 at Cherokee Town & Country Club (South) is a par 5 that measures 495 yards from the championship tees. With a slight dogleg right, it requires accuracy off the tee and is rated as the 4th most difficult hole on the course with a handicap of 12. The fairway is 46 yards wide so golfers must be precise to avoid any of the 3 bunkers scattered along this hole. There are 8690 sq ft of green area with just 1% greenside bunkers, so there's plenty of room for approach shots to land safely if you can stay in position off the tee.

Due to its length, club selection will be important here - golfers who hit their driver 217 yards should consider using an iron or hybrid off the tee to keep their ball in play and give them better chances of reaching this long green in two shots. For those looking for more risk/reward options, they may choose to go for it in two but should take into account local weather conditions like altitude, temperature and wind which can all affect ball flight distance and direction when making their decision.

Teebox type:

Men's

Par:

5

Distance:

495 yards

Handicap:

4

Green Area:

8690

Approx Fairway Width:

46

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

For the approach shot, golfers should aim for a spot in the fairway that gives them an angle to the green. If they hit their ball too far right or left, there are bunkers on either side of the hole that can be difficult to get out of and cause costly strokes. Aiming for a spot short of the green will give you more control over your second shot and allow you to better manage any potential hazards. Finally, use plenty of club when hitting your approach shots as this is one of the longer par 5s around with plenty of room for mistake-free golf if played correctly!

"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan

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