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Club at Carlton Woods, The (Nicklaus Signature) Hole by Hole - 7th Hole

Club at Carlton Woods, The (Nicklaus Signature), Texas

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For the seventh hole at Club at Carlton Woods, The (Nicklaus Signature), the best strategy for optimal scoring potential is to aim for the center of the green and avoid any bunkers. The distance variations between teebox types should be carefully considered, as well as wind conditions which may impact ball flight.

Teebox type:

Championship

Par:

3

Distance:

214 yards

Handicap:

11

Green Area:

7216

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Percent Bunkers Near green:

5

Bunker Count:

4

Bunkers:

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

Club Recommendations

For a low handicapper, the key to success on this hole is distance control. With tee box distances ranging from 214 yards for Championship tees to 144 yards for Women's tees, it's important to select the right club and aim for the center of the green. This will allow for an easier approach shot and avoid any potential hazards such as bunkers or water. The relatively small green area of 7216 sq ft also emphasizes the importance of accuracy on this hole.

Mid handicappers should also focus on distance control but may benefit from aiming slightly left or right depending on pin placement. With a handicap number of 11, these players are more likely to make mistakes and should prioritize avoiding hazards over trying to hit precise shots.

High handicappers should play conservatively by aiming towards the middle of the fairway and using a shorter iron off the tee if necessary. Their main goal should be avoiding bunkers, which account for only 5% of bunker coverage on this hole but can still cause trouble for inexperienced golfers.

As with all holes at Club at Carlton Woods, The (Nicklaus Signature), weather conditions must be taken into consideration when strategizing. In Spring, Texas where temperatures can reach up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit in summer months, altitude may not have much impact but wind speed and direction could significantly affect ball flight. It's important for all players to adjust their strategy accordingly based on current weather conditions.

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

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