
Landings Club, The (Deer Creek) Hole by Hole - 3rd Hole
Landings Club, The (Deer Creek), Georgia
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Hole 3 at Landings Club, The (Deer Creek) is a strategic par 5 that requires precise tee shots to avoid the slight dogleg right and five bunkers. With varying distances for different teebox types and minimal water hazards, this hole offers opportunities for low scores in all four seasons.
Teebox type:
Championship
Par:
5
Distance:
529 yards
Handicap:
8
Green Area:
8506
Approx Fairway Width:
41
Has Water:
False
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
1
Bunker Count:
5
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
Playing Tips for Low Handicappers:
For low handicappers, the key to success on this hole is a long and accurate drive. With distances of 280+ yards off the tee, they have the advantage of potentially reaching this par 5 in two shots. However, with five bunkers strategically placed along the fairway and green, precision is crucial. Aim for the left side of the fairway to avoid these hazards and set up an ideal approach shot.
When approaching the green, be aware that only 1% of it is covered by bunkers. This means that landing on or near the green will likely result in a good lie with minimal risk. Take advantage of this opportunity by aiming for a spot just short of the putting surface and using your wedge to get close to the pin.
Local Weather Conditions:
In Savannah, Georgia during spring and summer months (when golf season is in full swing), temperatures can reach into high 80s/low 90s Fahrenheit with moderate humidity levels. The warm weather may cause balls to fly slightly further than usual due to less air resistance at higher altitudes.
Playing Tips for Mid Handicappers:
Mid handicappers should focus on accuracy over distance when playing Hole 3 at Landings Club. With drives averaging around 230+ yards, they may not be able to reach this par 5 in two shots like their low handicap counterparts. Instead, aim for placement rather than power off the tee to avoid any potential trouble spots along both sides of fairway.
With five bunkers scattered throughout this hole's layout - including one guarding its narrow entrance - mid handicappers must use caution when choosing clubs from longer distances before hitting onto elevated greens surrounded by trees.
Local Weather Conditions:
During fall/winter seasons in Savannah (typically November-February), lower temperatures ranging between high-50s/low-70s Fahrenheit combined with more wind present challenges even seasoned players face. Wind gusts can potentially affect ball flight and direction, so be sure to choose clubs accordingly.
Playing Tips for High Handicappers:
High handicappers should approach this par 5 with caution, as distance may not be their strong suit. With an average drive of 200+ yards, they may struggle to reach the green in three shots. To avoid potential trouble areas such as fairway bunkers or water hazards on both sides of the hole, aim for a safe landing spot on the left side of the fairway off the tee.
When approaching the green, keep in mind that only 1% is covered by bunkers. This means that even if you miss your target slightly, there's still a good chance of having a playable shot from around or near the putting surface. Use your short game skills to get up and down for a possible birdie opportunity.
Local Weather Conditions:
During winter months at Landings Club (typically December-March), temperatures can drop into high-30s/low-50s Fahrenheit with occasional rain showers and higher humidity levels compared to other seasons. The cooler weather may cause balls to fly shorter distances than usual due to increased air resistance at lower altitudes.
In conclusion, Hole 3 at Landings Club offers opportunities for low scores in all four seasons but requires precision off the tee and smart decision-making throughout each shot regardless of handicap level. Keep these tips in mind when playing this strategic par 5 and use them to your advantage no matter what type of golfer you are!
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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