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Golf Club of Houston (Tournament Course) Hole by Hole - 4th Hole

Golf Club of Houston (Tournament Course), Texas

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Hole 4 at Golf Club of Houston (Tournament Course) is a par 5, measuring 517 yards from the Men's tees. The fairway has a slight dogleg left and measures 41 yards in width with four bunkers scattered throughout. Although there is water on this hole, it should not come into play unless you are wildly off line to the left side. This hole plays slightly more difficult during the winter months when temperatures drop and wind speeds increase, making club selection for your tee shot even more important. Your ideal drive will land just short of the bunker that sits on the inside corner of the dogleg, leaving you with an approach shot between 120-140 yards depending on pin placement and weather conditions (your 7 iron or pitching wedge would be best). Greenside bunkers only make up 1% of total area here so they shouldn't be too much concern if you hit a good approach shot.

Teebox type: Championship

Par: 5

Distance: 565 yards

Handicap: 7

Green Area:

11485

Approx Fairway Width:

41

Has Water:

True

Curvature:

Slight dogleg

Percent Bunkers Near green:

1

Bunker Count:

4

Bunkers:

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

Club Recommendations

1. Make sure to select your club wisely for the tee shot, as this hole plays slightly more difficult during the winter months when temperatures drop and wind speeds increase.

2. Aim for a spot just short of the bunker that sits on the inside corner of the dogleg, leaving you with an approach shot between 120-140 yards depending on pin placement and weather conditions (your 7 iron or pitching wedge would be best).

3. Avoid being too aggressive off the tee in order to stay away from water hazards located on left side of fairway.

4. Pay attention to greenside bunkers which only make up 1% of total area here so they shouldn't be too much concern if you hit a good approach shot.

5. Take into account elevation changes when playing this hole as it will affect your distance control with each club selection throughout your round

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

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