Woodholme Country Club Hole by Hole - 5th Hole

Woodholme Country Club, Maryland

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Hole 5 at Woodholme Country Club is a Par 3 of 211 yards from the Pro teebox, 190 yards from the Men's and 178 from the Women's. It features 4 bunkers which make up 9% of the 7646 sq ft green area. This hole can be tricky in all four seasons due to its length and location on a slightly elevated tee box. In summer months, golfers should take into account that their ball will travel further than usual due to warmer temperatures and higher altitude while in winter months they may need less club than expected as colder temperatures cause slower ball flight speeds. Additionally, windy conditions are common here so golfers should adjust their clubs accordingly depending on direction and speed of wind. From either tee box, players should aim for center-right side of fairway with a driver or long iron off the tee shot followed by an accurate mid-iron approach to get close to pin position for birdie opportunities.

Teebox type: Pro

Par: 3

Distance: 211 yards

Handicap: 13

Green Area:

7646

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Has Water:

False

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Bunkers:

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

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Playing Tips:

1. Take into account the temperature and altitude when selecting a club for your tee shot. Warmer temperatures and higher altitudes will cause the ball to travel further while colder temperatures will cause slower ball flight speeds.

2. Consider wind direction and speed when choosing a club for your tee shot as well as approach shots, adjusting accordingly depending on conditions.

3. Aim for center-right side of fairway with a driver or long iron off the tee shot followed by an accurate mid-iron approach to get close to pin position for birdie opportunities.

4. Avoid bunkers surrounding green (9% of 7646 sq ft area) by aiming away from them off the tee box, allowing you more room to work with during approach shots if needed later in hole play sequence..

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

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