TPC at Four Seasons Resort 'Las Colinas Course' Hole by Hole - 13th Hole

Welcome to the 13th hole at TPC at Four Seasons Resort 'Las Colinas Course'! This par 3 is a challenging one, with a distance of 180 yards from the championship tees. The hole has been given a handicap of 18, making it slightly more difficult than average.

As you approach the tee box, take note of any changes in weather conditions. Located in Irving, Texas, this course experiences hot and humid summers and mild winters. In addition, being located at an altitude of approximately 500 feet above sea level may impact your ball flight.

For your tee shot on this hole, I recommend using a driver if you can consistently hit it around 217 yards. The green area measures at 6633 square feet and there are only two bunkers on this hole with greenside bunkers accounting for just over 11% of the total bunker count. However, be careful not to overshoot as there is no water hazard on this hole but out-of-bounds markers do run along the right side.

Once you've safely landed your tee shot onto the green or its surrounding areas, it's time to focus on your approach shot. With an average distance of around 140 yards for a seven iron and about 120 yards for pitching wedge shots according to our inferred data and statistics chart provided by PGA Tour Golfer #1's caddy team; I would suggest using either club depending on how far away from the pin you find yourself after your initial drive.

In summary: Keep an eye out for any changes in weather conditions as they may affect your ball flight due to both temperature and potential wind gusts that could come into play while playing through all four seasons here in Las Colinas near Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex; also keep in mind that although there are only two bunkers situated strategically close enough towards where most golf balls will land coming off their drives (greenside bunkers account for just over 11% of the total bunker count), there is no water hazard present on this hole but out-of-bounds markers are still a factor to consider. Lastly, use either your seven iron or pitching wedge for approach shots depending on how far away from the pin you find yourself after your initial drive. Good luck and happy golfing!