George W. Dunne National Golf Course Hole by Hole - 12th Hole
George W. Dunne National Golf Course, Illinois
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Hole 12 at George W. Dunne National Golf Course is a challenging par 4 that requires both accuracy and strategy to score well. Located in Oak Forest, Illinois, this course offers stunning views and varying weather conditions throughout the year.
From the championship tees, this hole measures at 400 yards with a slight dogleg left. The fairway width is approximately 49 yards, making it crucial for golfers to hit their tee shot accurately in order to avoid any trouble on either side of the fairway.
The key to success on this hole lies in club selection and approach strategy. With only two bunkers scattered around the green, greenside bunkers make up just 3% of the total area. However, water comes into play on this hole which adds an extra challenge for players.
For average golfers hitting a driver ~217 yards off the tee, it's recommended to aim for accuracy rather than distance as there are no major hazards beyond the fairway. A successful drive will leave you with a mid-iron approach shot towards the green.
With an average distance of ~140 yards using a 7 iron and ~120 yards using pitching wedge according to our inferred data from chart below, selecting your club wisely based on wind direction and speed is essential for achieving a good score on this hole.
As one of the more difficult holes on the course with handicap number (12), it's important not to underestimate its challenges but also not get intimidated by them. Stay focused and use smart strategies when approaching each shot in order to conquer Hole 12 at George W.Dunne National Golf Course.
Teebox type:
Championship
Par:
4
Distance:
400 yards
Handicap:
12
Green Area:
12437
Approx Fairway Width:
49
Has Water:
True
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
3
Bunker Count:
2
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
1. Aim for accuracy off the tee rather than distance, as there are no major hazards beyond the fairway.
2. Use a mid-iron approach shot towards the green after a successful drive to avoid greenside bunkers and water hazards.
3. Take into account wind direction and speed when selecting your club for your approach shot.
4. Don't underestimate the challenges of this hole, but also don't let them intimidate you - stay focused and use smart strategies.
5. Practice hitting accurate shots from 140 yards (using a 7 iron) and 120 yards (using pitching wedge) in order to improve your chances of scoring well on this hole.
6. Consider laying up if you are not confident in hitting an accurate tee shot or approach shot, as avoiding trouble is key on this hole.
7. Pay attention to pin placement on the green, as it can greatly affect your strategy for approaching your putt.
8. Visualize each shot before taking it, including where you want it to land and how much spin you want to put on it.
9. Keep an eye out for any subtle breaks or slopes on the green that could impact your putt - take these into consideration when lining up your putt.
10. Remember that even though this is one of the more difficult holes on the course with a handicap number of 12, staying calm and executing smart shots can help you conquer Hole 12 at George W.Dunne National Golf Course.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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