Circling Raven Golf Club At Coeur D'Alene Casino Hole by Hole - 3rd Hole

Hole 3 at Circling Raven Golf Club is a challenging par 3 that requires accuracy and precision from the tee. Located in Worley, Idaho with an altitude of approximately 2,500 feet above sea level, this course offers varying weather conditions throughout the year.

During the spring season, golfers can expect cooler temperatures and moderate winds which may impact ball flight. With a distance of 217 yards from the championship tees, it is recommended to use a driver for maximum distance off the tee. For those who hit their driver around 217 yards on average, aiming slightly left towards the center of the green would be ideal as there is no water or bunkers directly in front of or behind the green.

In summer months, temperatures can reach upwards of 90 degrees Fahrenheit with minimal wind. This makes for ideal playing conditions but also means that balls will travel further due to decreased air density at higher altitudes. From these same championship tees, using a pitching wedge instead of a seven iron could result in more accurate shots onto this large green measuring at over 17,000 square feet.

Fall brings cooler temperatures back to Worley along with stronger winds which may require adjustments to club selection and shot strategy on hole three. The handicap number (15) indicates that this hole may be more difficult than others on this course so it's important to focus on hitting fairways and greens here.

Finally during winter months when snowfall is common in Idaho, players should take into consideration how colder temperatures affect ball flight and adjust accordingly. Despite its length from all tee boxes ranging between 142-217 yards depending on gender/tee box type used), Hole three does not feature any greenside bunkers making it somewhat forgiving if you miss your target line off the tee.

Overall strategy for approaching Hole three at Circling Raven Golf Club revolves around accuracy rather than power given its long distance from most tees combined with potential weather conditions. With only one bunker on the entire hole, golfers should focus on hitting fairways and greens in regulation to avoid any potential trouble spots.