Hole 9 at Crestview Country Club (North Course)

Par 4 • 450 Yards • Wichita, Kansas

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The closing hole at Crestview Country Club (North Course) presents a demanding 450-yard par 4 that serves as a true test to finish your front nine. This straight, no-nonsense layout demands precision from tee to green, with the absence of major hazards placing premium importance on course management and execution. The generous fairway invites an aggressive tee shot, but players must carefully consider their approach to the small, well-protected green complex. What makes this hole particularly challenging is the compact target that awaits your second shot – requiring pinpoint accuracy with mid to long irons. The elevated green demands proper club selection and commitment to your line, making this finishing hole a memorable conclusion that rewards strategic thinking over pure power.

Tees:

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Green:28y × 24y

Fairway @250y:24y wide

4 Bunkersleft dogleg

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Hole Stats

Par: 4
Yardage: 450 yds
Green: 3900 sq ft
Bunkers: 4
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

Target the center of the fairway with your tee shot, as the landing area maintains a consistent 24-yard width at both the 200 and 250-yard marks, giving you equal room whether you hit driver or 3-wood.

approach

Plan your approach shot carefully to this compact green measuring just 28 yards deep by 24 yards wide - club selection and distance control are critical on a target this small.

hazard warning

Be aware of bunkers positioned at 435 yards - these greenside hazards will punish any approach shots that come up short or miss the target on this 450-yard hole.

approach

With only 3,900 square feet of putting surface, this green offers limited bailout areas - commit to your line and trust your yardage for the best chance at birdie.

tee shot

At 450 yards for a par 4, length management is key - a solid 220-240 yard tee shot leaves you with a manageable mid-iron approach while staying well short of trouble.

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This 450-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 450-yard par 4, most players will hit driver to set up a comfortable approach.

How difficult is hole 9?

This hole is a moderate challenge for most golfers. Key challenges include: small green.

How big is the green on hole 9?

The green is small and requires precision. Expect challenging pin positions with limited room for error.

What's a good score on hole 9?

This hole is one of the tougher holes where par feels like birdie. A challenging par 4. Accept that bogey happens and avoid big numbers.

Can I practice hole 9 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 450-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 →