Circling Raven Golf Club At Coeur D'Alene Casino Hole by Hole - 9th Hole

Hole 9 at Circling Raven Golf Club is a challenging par 4 that requires precision and strategy from the tee to the green. From the championship tees, this hole measures 474 yards and has a handicap of 3, making it one of the more difficult holes on the course. The slight dogleg left adds an extra layer of complexity to this already demanding hole.

Off the tee, your average golfer should aim for a distance of around 217 yards with their driver. This will leave them with a manageable approach shot into the green. However, be mindful of any potential weather conditions such as altitude or wind, which could impact ball flight and require adjustments in club selection.

The fairway width on this hole is approximately 49 yards, providing some room for error but still requiring accuracy off the tee. With only three bunkers scattered throughout the fairway and none greenside, they should not come into play unless you have an errant drive.

As you approach the green, keep in mind that it covers an area of over 20,000 square feet and has minimal undulation. This means that finding yourself on different parts of the green may not greatly affect your putt's difficulty level.

For your approach shot onto this large green complex (with only one percent greenside bunkers), I recommend using a pitching wedge if you are around 120 yards out or a seven iron if you are closer to140 yards away from pin placement.

Overall, Hole #9 at Circling Raven Golf Club At Coeur D'Alene Casino is a formidable challenge for any golfer due to its length and strategic layout. But by playing smart shots off both tees with proper club selections based on distance and potential weather factors can help improve scoring chances while keeping bogeys or double bogeys at bay.