National Golf Links of America Hole by Hole - 11th Hole

National Golf Links of America, New York

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Hole 11 at National Golf Links of America is a par 4, measuring 408 yards from the men’s tees and 432 yards from the championship tees. The hole features a slight dogleg left with approximately 62 yards of fairway width to work with off the tee. With an average drive of 217 yards for your golfer, they should have no problem reaching the fairway in two shots. There are 14 bunkers around this hole, but only 2% on or near the green which will make it easier to hit a good approach shot into this large 21895 square foot green. Depending on local weather conditions throughout each season, wind can play a factor in club selection as well as altitude and temperature influencing ball flight conditions when hitting off the tee and into the green. For example, if playing during summer months where temperatures tend to be higher than other times of year you may want to use more club given that golf balls travel farther in hotter temperatures due to less air pressure surrounding them.

Teebox type: Pro

Par: 4

Distance: 432 yards

Green Area:

21895

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Slight dogleg

Percent Bunkers Near green:

Bunker Count:

Bunkers:

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

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Club Recommendations

Playing Tips:

1. Off the tee, aim for the center of the fairway to provide a good angle into the green. Utilize your driver if possible to make sure you reach the fairway in two shots.

2. Take note of local weather conditions such as wind and temperature when selecting clubs off the tee and into the green as these can affect ball flight trajectory and distance traveled.

3. Keep an eye out for bunkers surrounding this hole; while there are 14 total, only 2% are on or near the green so it should be relatively easy to hit a good approach shot into this large 21895 square foot green.

4. Consider using more club during summer months due to higher temperatures causing golf balls to travel farther due to less air pressure surrounding them

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

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