Bandon Dunes Resort (Pacific Dunes Course) Hole by Hole - 7th Hole
Bandon Dunes Resort (Pacific Dunes Course), Oregon
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Hole 7 at Bandon Dunes Resort's Pacific Dunes Course is a championship par 4 that measures in at 464 yards from the tee. From the Pro, Men’s and Women’s tees, it plays 436, 377 and 314 yards respectively. This slight dogleg right requires accurate shot-shaping to avoid the single greenside bunker located on the left side of the fairway. The green has an area of 9243 square feet with a 54 yard wide fairway which provides plenty of room for golfers to hit their drives without fear of missing out on position. Weather conditions can vary significantly across all four seasons here in Oregon; during summer months temperatures are mild with low humidity while winter months bring cooler weather and higher winds which can affect ball flight distances so club selection should be adjusted accordingly. With its length, Hole 7 will require two good shots for most players: A driver off of the tee followed by a mid-iron or hybrid approach into this relatively flat green protected by one lone bunker; depending upon your driving distance you may even have a short iron approach if you manage to find yourself close enough after your first shot!
Teebox type: Championship
Par: 4
Distance: 464 yards
Handicap: 1
Green Area:
9243
Approx Fairway Width:
54
Has Water:
False
Curvature:
Slight dogleg
Percent Bunkers Near green:
0
Bunker Count:
1
Bunkers:
Some fairway bunkers, with the majority (51%) strategically placed around the area.
Club Recommendations
Playing Tips:
1. Select the appropriate tee box for your skill level; this hole plays much differently from shorter distances so make sure to choose the one that best fits your game.
2. Aim for accuracy off of the tee and shape your shot slightly right to avoid the greenside bunker on the left side of the fairway.
3. Pay close attention to weather conditions when selecting clubs as wind can affect ball flight distances significantly here in Oregon; club selection should be adjusted accordingly for optimal performance.
4. If you manage to find yourself close enough after your first shot, a short iron approach may be possible with two good shots! Otherwise, use a mid-iron or hybrid approach into this relatively flat green protected by one lone bunker.
"The most important shot in golf is the next one."
- Ben Hogan
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