Crestview Country Club (North Course) Hole by Hole - 16th Hole

High Handicapper:

The 16th hole at Crestview Country Club (North Course) is a challenging par 4 for high handicappers. With the shortest tee box, players must be cautious of the slight dogleg left and two bunkers that come into play off the tee. The key here is to focus on accuracy rather than distance, as hitting it too far could put you in danger of landing in one of the fairway bunkers or even out-of-bounds. Keep an eye on weather conditions, especially wind, which can easily push your ball offline. Aim for the center of the fairway and leave yourself with a manageable approach shot onto the green.

Medium Handicapper:

For medium handicappers, this hole offers some opportunities to score well if played strategically. With slightly longer distances from each tee box, players have more room to work with off the tee but still need to avoid those pesky bunkers. Pay attention to any changes in weather conditions that may affect your club selection for your second shot onto this small green. If you're feeling confident with your driver, aim down the right side of the fairway to set up a shorter approach shot into this relatively flat green.

Low Handicapper:

As always, low handicappers are looking for every opportunity to make birdie or even eagle on par 5s like this one at Crestview Country Club (North Course). With long drives averaging over 280 yards, take advantage of your length and aim towards the left side of this slight dogleg left hole. This will give you a better angle into an elevated green protected by two greenside bunkers on either side. Be mindful not to overpower your drive though as there is potential trouble lurking beyond these hazards.

Percent Bunker On Green:

With only 2% bunker coverage on this small green at Crestview Country Club (North Course), high handicappers should focus their efforts on avoiding these hazards off the tee. Medium handicappers may have a little more leeway but should still be cautious of their approach shots to avoid ending up in one of the greenside bunkers. Low handicappers, however, can use their length and precision to give themselves opportunities for birdie or eagle while avoiding these small but potentially costly bunkers.