Chicago Golf Club Hole by Hole - 2nd Hole
Chicago Golf Club, Illinois
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Strategic Summary: For hole 2 at Chicago Golf Club, it is important to consider the slight dogleg left and water hazards. With a wide fairway and only one bunker on the green, aim for a strong tee shot to set up an approach shot that avoids the water and takes advantage of favorable wind conditions throughout all four seasons.
Teebox type: Men's
Par: 4
Distance: 471 yards
Green Area:
8905
Approx Fairway Width:
38
Has Water:
True
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
1
Bunker Count:
1
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
High Handicapper Playing Strategy:
The second hole at Chicago Golf Club can be a challenging one for high handicappers due to the slight dogleg left and water hazards. With a drive distance of 200+ yards, it is important to aim for the wide fairway and avoid any risky shots that could end up in the water. Keep an eye on wind conditions as they can impact your ball flight, especially during colder seasons when strong winds are common. The green has only one bunker, so focus on hitting a solid approach shot to set yourself up for a good chance at par.
Mid Handicapper Playing Strategy:
For mid handicappers with a drive distance of around 230+ yards, this hole offers some opportunities for scoring. Aim for the wide fairway off the tee and take advantage of favorable wind conditions throughout all four seasons. Be mindful of the slight dogleg left and adjust your approach shot accordingly to avoid ending up in the water hazard. With only one bunker on the green, try to hit an accurate iron shot onto the large green surface in order to give yourself a good chance at birdie or par.
Low Handicapper Playing Strategy:
As always, low handicappers will be looking to make eagles on Par 5s like this one at Chicago Golf Club. With a long drive distance of over 280 yards, you have plenty of room off the tee to aim for optimal placement on this slightly curving hole layout. Take advantage of favorable wind conditions throughout all four seasons by aiming towards areas where you know your drives tend go further than usual (e.g., downwind). While there is only one bunker near this large green surface, don't let that distract you from focusing on making an aggressive approach shot that sets you up nicely for eagle or birdie opportunities.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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