Glen Club, The Hole by Hole - 13th Hole
Glen Club, The, Illinois
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For Hole 13 at The Glen Club, the best strategy is to aim for the center of the fairway and avoid the two bunkers. The slight dogleg right can be used to your advantage by positioning your tee shot accordingly. With water on the hole, it's important to consider wind conditions and adjust club selection accordingly for optimal ball flight.
Teebox type:
Men's
Par:
4
Distance:
341 yards
Handicap:
12
Green Area:
8598
Approx Fairway Width:
37
Has Water:
True
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
2
Bunker Count:
2
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
Low Handicapper:
When playing Hole 13 at The Glen Club, you have the advantage of being able to hit a long drive. With a distance of 341 yards from the men's tee box, your drive should easily clear any hazards and put you in prime position for your approach shot. However, be mindful of potential wind conditions that may impact your ball flight. Aim for the center of the fairway to avoid the two bunkers on either side and give yourself a clear shot to the green. Keep in mind that this hole has water, so it's important to take into account any crosswinds or headwinds when selecting your club.
Mid Handicapper:
For mid handicappers, Hole 13 at The Glen Club presents an opportunity for strategic play. With a distance of 331 yards from the women's tee box, you have enough power to reach the green in two shots if played correctly. Consider aiming slightly right on this slight dogleg right hole to use its curvature as an advantage. Be cautious of any wind conditions that may affect your ball flight and aim for the center of the fairway to avoid any trouble with bunkers or water hazards.
High Handicapper:
As a high handicapper, it's best to focus on avoiding mistakes rather than trying risky shots on Hole 13 at The Glen Club. With only 200+ yards off the tee, select a club that will keep you out of trouble with water or bunkers while still giving you enough distance for an approach shot onto the green. Be aware of any changes in wind direction and adjust accordingly when choosing where to aim your drive.
Weather Conditions:
During springtime at The Glen Club, expect mild temperatures with occasional gusts of wind coming off Lake Michigan which can impact ball flight.
In summer months, higher humidity levels can cause balls to fly shorter distances than expected.
In fall season weather patterns introduce more unpredictable winds, so be sure to factor this into your club selection.
Winter brings colder temperatures and potential snowfall, making it important to adjust for the impact on ball flight.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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