Hole 10 at Sedgefield Country Club
- Par
- 4
- Yardage
- 442 yds
- Stroke index
- 4
- Hazards
- 3 bunkers · Water
Aerial source not provided
Green size: 28 yds deep × 36 yds wide
Scorecard yardage is for Championship tees. The aerial shows its labeled reference position; distance rings measure to the green.
Championship tees · Par 4 · 442 yards
The plan for No. 10
The tenth hole at Sedgefield Country Club presents a demanding par 4 that epitomizes precision golf on this storied Greensboro layout. At 442 yards, this straight-away hole challenges players with its deceptive simplicity, requiring both distance and accuracy from tee to green. The tee shot demands commitment to a well-positioned drive that sets up the crucial approach shot to one of Sedgefield's characteristically small, undulating greens. True to the course's reputation, the putting surface slopes forward with subtle breaks that can catch the unwary off guard. Without major hazards to navigate, success hinges on course management and executing under pressure—qualities that have tested PGA Tour professionals during the Wyndham Championship. This hole rewards strategic thinking over raw power, making it a memorable test of golf fundamentals.
Off the tee
Your tee shot strategy should focus on finding the optimal position in the landing zone, typically around the 250-yard mark. With the straight layout, driver is often the right choice for longer hitters, but accuracy is paramount. Consider the wind conditions and pin position when selecting your target line - favor the center of the fairway to give yourself the best angle into the green. Players who struggle with driver accuracy might consider a 3-wood or hybrid to ensure they stay in play, as hitting from the rough will make the approach shot significantly more challenging.
Approach & recovery
The approach shot into Sedgefield's characteristically small, undulating green demands precision over power. Expect to hit anywhere from a mid-iron to long-iron depending on your tee shot position and conditions. The green's forward-sloping nature, typical of Sedgefield's putting surfaces, means shots that come up short have a chance to feed toward the pin, while anything long can quickly roll off the back edge. Aim for the center of the green and let the slopes work in your favor rather than trying to attack tight pin positions.
On the green
Sedgefield's greens are known for their subtle but significant slopes, and the 10th is no exception. The putting surface tends to slope forward, creating interesting dynamics for different hole locations. Pay close attention to the grain and slope directions during your pre-round preparation. Putts from above the hole can be particularly tricky, as the forward slope can cause balls to accelerate quickly. Focus on lag putting to avoid three-putts, especially when the pin is positioned on the edges where the green can fall away. ## RISK VS REWARD This hole offers a classic risk/reward scenario with club selection off the tee. Aggressive players who can consistently find the fairway with driver will have shorter irons into the green, making birdie opportunities more accessible. However, the penalty for missing the fairway is significant, as recovery shots from rough make it nearly impossible to attack the small target. The conservative play of hitting 3-wood or hybrid leaves a longer approach but keeps you in play and gives you a better chance at par. ## DIFFERENT SKILL LEVELS **High-Handicap Players:** Focus on finding the fairway first and foremost. Consider using a 3-wood or hybrid off the tee to maximize your chances of staying in play. Aim for the center of the green on your approach shot and don't worry about attacking pins. Two-putt pars are excellent scores on this hole. **Low-Handicap Players:** You can be more aggressive with driver selection, but still prioritize accuracy over distance. Look to position your tee shot to create the best approach angle based on pin position. Consider the green's slopes when selecting your approach club and target - sometimes taking one more club and hitting a controlled shot is better than trying to force a perfect distance. The 10th hole at Sedgefield rewards smart course management and punishes overly aggressive play. Success here comes from respecting the hole's demands while executing two solid, well-planned shots.
Watch for
- Course conditioning and mapped hazards may affect line selection; confirm from the aerial.
Hole 10 Green Complex
Mapped green boundary
Green size: 6,167 sq ft
Course coverage
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Tournament coverage
Wyndham Championship highlights
Wyndham Championship | Final Round Highlights
2025
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Frequently asked questions
Yardage reference: Championship tees · 442 yards.
What's the best strategy off the tee?
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For this 442-yard par 4, most players will hit driver to set up a comfortable approach.
How difficult is hole 10?
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This hole is a moderate challenge for most golfers. Key challenges include: water in play.
What hazards should I watch out for on hole 10?
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Key hazards include: water at 133.3 yards. Plan your shots to avoid these trouble spots.
How big is the green on hole 10?
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The green is fairly large with multiple pin positions. Lag putting becomes important on longer putts.
What's a good score on hole 10?
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This hole is a demanding hole where bogey is not unusual. This longer par 4 will test most golfers. Focus on position over distance.