Rock Spring Club Hole by Hole - 10th Hole

Hole 10 at Rock Spring Club is a short but challenging par 4, measuring in at 328 yards from the championship tees. The hole has a slight dogleg left and features five bunkers strategically placed throughout the fairway and around the green. With a handicap of 14, this hole may seem easy at first glance, but it requires precision off the tee to avoid trouble.

Off the tee, our average golfer should consider using their driver to hit approximately 217 yards. However, with a slight elevation change on this hole and potential wind conditions varying throughout the year (especially during spring and fall), they may need to adjust their club selection accordingly. A well-placed drive will leave them with a shorter approach shot into an ample-sized green that measures over 9,600 square feet.

When approaching the green on Hole 10, our golfer should take note of the small greenside bunker located on the right side of the green (2% of total area). This bunker can come into play for those who miss their approach shots slightly long or right. Therefore, it might be wise for our player to aim slightly left towards center-green when selecting their club for their approach shot.

Based on inferred data and statistics provided by Rock Spring Club's course layout chart above, we recommend our golfer use either a pitching wedge (~120 yards) or possibly even a gap wedge (~130-140 yards) depending on pin placement and wind conditions. These clubs will provide enough distance while still allowing for some margin of error if needed.

Overall, Hole 10 at Rock Spring Club offers both challenges and opportunities for scoring well depending on how strategic our player approaches each shot based on local weather conditions across all four seasons.