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Kapalua Resort (Plantation course) Hole by Hole - 11th Hole

Kapalua Resort (Plantation course), Hawaii

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Hole 11 at Kapalua Resort (Plantation course) is a challenging par 3, with a distance of 164 yards from the Championship teebox. This hole has a handicap of 18, making it one of the more difficult holes on the course. The Pro, Men's and Women's tees also play to the same yardage as the Championship teebox.

The green area for this hole measures at a spacious 10410 square feet, providing ample room for approach shots. However, golfers should be aware that there are five bunkers strategically placed around the green to catch errant shots. These greenside bunkers make up approximately 11% of the total bunker count on this hole.

When approaching Hole 11 at Kapalua Resort (Plantation course), golfers should take into account potential weather conditions that may affect their shot. Located in Lahaina, Hawaii, this course experiences warm temperatures year-round with an average high of around 80°F and low humidity levels. However, wind can be a factor on this exposed coastal course which sits at an altitude of over 600 feet above sea level.

For optimal scoring results on Hole 11, we recommend using a pitching wedge off the tee for those who hit their driver around ~217 yards and aiming towards the center or slightly left side of the green to avoid any possible trouble spots near water hazards or bunkers. For players who hit their driver closer to ~140 yards with their seven iron and ~120 yards with their pitching wedge respectively; we suggest adjusting your club selection accordingly based upon your skill level while keeping in mind how varying wind speeds might impact ball flight trajectory leading up to each shot attempt throughout all four seasons here when playing from these specific teeing grounds.

Teebox type:

Championship

Par:

3

Distance:

164 yards

Handicap:

18

Green Area:

10410

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Percent Bunkers Near green:

11

Bunker Count:

5

Bunkers:

Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.

Club Recommendations

1. Take into account the hole's distance and handicap: With a distance of 164 yards and a handicap of 18, Hole 11 at Kapalua Resort is one of the more challenging holes on the course. This means that golfers should approach this hole with caution and aim for accuracy rather than distance.

2. Consider weather conditions: The warm temperatures and low humidity levels in Lahaina make for ideal playing conditions, but wind can be a factor on this exposed coastal course. Keep an eye on wind speed and adjust your shot accordingly to avoid any potential trouble spots.

3. Use a pitching wedge off the tee: For players who hit their driver around ~217 yards, we recommend using a pitching wedge off the tee to ensure accuracy and control over your shot.

4. Aim towards the center or left side of the green: To avoid any bunkers or water hazards near the green, aim towards the center or slightly left side when approaching Hole 11 at Kapalua Resort.

5. Adjust club selection based on skill level: Golfers who hit their driver closer to ~140 yards with their seven iron and ~120 yards with their pitching wedge should adjust their club selection accordingly based on their skill level.

6. Be aware of greenside bunkers: While there is ample room for approach shots on this spacious green, be mindful of five strategically placed greenside bunkers that make up approximately 11% of all bunkers on this hole.

7. Stay below pin level: The large size of this green may tempt golfers to go for aggressive shots close to the pin, but it's important to stay below pin level to avoid difficult putts downhill.

8 . Practice consistency in ball flight trajectory throughout all four seasons: Since Hawaii experiences consistent weather year-round, take advantage by practicing consistency in ball flight trajectory throughout all four seasons when playing from these specific teeing grounds.

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

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