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Highland Springs Municipal Golf Course Hole by Hole - 10th Hole

Highland Springs Municipal Golf Course, Illinois

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The strategic play for Hole 10 at Highland Springs Municipal Golf Course is to aim slightly right off the tee, avoiding the two bunkers on the left side of the fairway. The slight dogleg left and generous green area provide an opportunity for a well-placed approach shot to set up a birdie or par opportunity. Wind conditions should be carefully considered, as they can greatly impact ball flight on this hole.

Teebox type:

Championship

Par:

4

Distance:

433 yards

Handicap:

4

Green Area:

16306

Approx Fairway Width:

45

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Slight dogleg

Percent Bunkers Near green:

0

Bunker Count:

2

Bunkers:

Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.

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Playing Strategy for Low Handicappers:

For low handicappers, the key to success on Hole 10 at Highland Springs Municipal Golf Course is to take advantage of their long driving distance. With a drive of 280+ yards, they can easily clear the two bunkers on the left side of the fairway and set themselves up for a shorter approach shot. The slight dogleg left allows them to aim slightly right off the tee, avoiding any potential hazards. With careful consideration of wind conditions, they can confidently go for birdie or even eagle opportunities.

Playing Tips for Mid Handicappers:

Mid handicappers should focus on accuracy over distance on this hole. With drives averaging around 230+ yards, they may not be able to clear the bunkers on the left side of the fairway. Instead, aiming towards the center or right side will provide a safer route and avoid any trouble off the tee. From there, a well-placed approach shot can still give them a chance at making par.

Strategies for High Handicappers:

High handicappers should prioritize avoiding mistakes on Hole 10 at Highland Springs Municipal Golf Course. With an average drive distance of around 200+ yards, it's important to steer clear from any hazards and keep their ball in play. Aiming towards the center or right side off the tee is recommended here as well. From there, focusing on getting onto green in regulation will give them their best chance at scoring.

Weather Considerations:

The weather conditions in Rock Island can vary greatly throughout each season and may impact ball flight differently depending on altitude and temperature changes.

In springtime when temperatures are cooler and winds are typically calmer than other seasons; players may see less carry with their shots due to denser air.

Summer brings warmer temperatures which could result in longer carries but also potentially stronger winds that could affect ball flight.

Fall brings cooler temperatures again but with more unpredictable wind conditions, making it important for players to carefully consider their club selection and shot strategy.

Winter brings the coldest temperatures and potentially snowy conditions which could greatly impact ball flight. Players should take extra precautions when playing in these conditions.

Incorporating Altitude:

Rock Island is located at a higher altitude than most cities in Illinois. This means that shots may travel slightly further due to thinner air, but also may not carry as far due to lower air density. It's important for players to adjust their club selection accordingly and take into account any changes in elevation throughout the course.

Conclusion:

Hole 10 at Highland Springs Municipal Golf Course offers opportunities for all handicappers to score well with strategic play off the tee and careful consideration of weather and altitude factors. Low handicappers can go for birdie or even eagle opportunities with long drives, while mid handicappers should prioritize accuracy over distance, and high handicappers aim to avoid mistakes altogether. With its slight dogleg left and generous green area, this hole provides an exciting challenge for golfers of all levels.

"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan

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