Landings Club, The (Deer Creek) Hole by Hole - 11th Hole

For the low handicapper, Hole 11 at Landings Club is a great opportunity for a birdie or even an eagle. With drives averaging over 280 yards, they can easily reach the fairway and set themselves up for a short approach shot to the green. The slight dogleg right allows them to take advantage of their natural fade and aim towards the center of the fairway, avoiding any potential hazards on either side.

However, with only one percent of bunkers on the green, it may be tempting for low handicappers to go for a risky approach shot in hopes of making an eagle. In this case, it's important to remember that accuracy is key – missing the green could result in dropping strokes rather than gaining them. So instead of going straight for the pin, consider playing safe and aiming for the wide landing area near the front of the green.

Mid handicappers should also focus on hitting their drive accurately onto the fairway. With average drives around 230 yards, they may need to adjust their club selection based on wind conditions in order to avoid any potential hazards such as water or bunkers. Playing conservatively can still lead to a good chance at par or even birdie if they are able to hit their approach shots close enough.

High handicappers face more challenges on this hole due to its length and narrow fairway width (only 38 yards). Their average drive distance may not allow them much room for error off tee shots – so focus should be placed on simply getting onto the fairway rather than trying anything too risky. Aiming towards wider parts of each landing zone will give high handicappers more margin for error while still setting up decent approaches towards scoring opportunities.

In terms of weather conditions at Landings Club during different seasons – players should keep an eye out especially during winter months when temperatures tend drop below freezing level which could reduce ball flight distances by up-to five per cent depending upon the humidity of course. In summer months, on the other hand, players should expect hotter and more humid conditions – which could add up to five per cent extra distance to their shots.

Overall, Hole 11 at Landings Club is a strategic par 4 that requires accuracy off the tee and smart decision making on approach shots. With its slight dogleg right and only one percent of bunkers on the green, low handicappers have an opportunity for eagles while mid handicappers can aim for birdies with conservative play. High handicappers should focus on avoiding mistakes and playing towards wider landing areas in order to set themselves up for decent scoring chances. Keep an eye out for changing weather conditions throughout the year as they may impact ball flight distances significantly.