Hole 10 at Crestview Country Club (North Course)

Par 4 • 428 Yards • Wichita, Kansas

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The tenth hole at Crestview Country Club (North Course) presents a deceptively challenging par 4 that demands both precision and power from the championship tees at 428 yards. This straight-away layout appears straightforward at first glance, but the absence of major hazards places premium emphasis on course management and shot execution. The tee shot requires finding the optimal position in the fairway to set up the best angle into the small, well-defended green complex. With its compact putting surface, approach shots must be precisely struck and properly club-selected to avoid leaving difficult recovery situations. The hole's 6 handicap rating reflects its subtle difficulty, where par feels earned rather than given, making it a true test of consistent ball-striking and strategic thinking.

Tees:

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Green:31y × 29y

Fairway @250y:12y wide

5 Bunkersright dogleg

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Hole Stats

Par: 4
Yardage: 428 yds
Green: 5223 sq ft
Bunkers: 5
Course Slope: 130
Course Rating: 73.5

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Bunkers everywhere — a versatile wedge is your scoring club on this hole.

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Strategy Tips

tee shot

Play conservatively off the tee to a 200-yard target, where the fairway is only 12 yards wide - prioritize accuracy over distance to avoid trouble

tee shot

Avoid the aggressive 250-yard drive as the fairway remains narrow at just 12 yards wide, making it a high-risk play with little reward

hazard warning

Beware of bunkers positioned at 268.9 yards - even a well-struck driver could find sand if you're not careful with your line

approach

After a conservative 200-yard tee shot, you'll face a manageable 228-yard approach to this 428-yard par 4 - perfect for a mid-iron or hybrid

green

Target the center of this generous 5,223 square foot green (31x29 yards) - its size gives you margin for error on your approach shot

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This 428-yard par 4 is ideal for working on your driver accuracy. Launch monitors from $600 let you practice this exact shot with real course data from home.

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Scoring Tip

With bunkers guarding the green, pick the side with the most room and let the slope feed the ball toward the pin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best strategy off the tee?

For this 428-yard par 4, most players will hit driver to set up a comfortable approach.

How difficult is hole 10?

This hole is a good scoring opportunity for most golfers.

How big is the green on hole 10?

The green is medium-sized with moderate targets. Pay attention to pin placement when selecting your approach club.

What's a good score on hole 10?

This hole is a demanding hole where bogey is not unusual. This longer par 4 will test most golfers. Focus on position over distance.

Can I practice hole 10 on a golf simulator at home?

Yes — many modern launch monitors and simulators include real course data for Crestview Country Club (North Course). You can play this exact 428-yard par 4 shot-by-shot at home. Entry-level options like the SkyTrak+ (around $2,500) and Garmin Approach R10 (around $600) support course play, while premium systems from Trackman and Foresight offer tour-level accuracy. Most systems pay for themselves in a season or two versus green fees and range balls. Shop home golf simulators →