TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas Hole by Hole - 18th Hole

Hole 18 at TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas is a challenging par 4 that requires both accuracy and strategy. From the championship tees, this hole measures 426 yards and has a handicap of 6, making it one of the more difficult holes on the course. The slight dogleg left adds an extra element to consider when planning your tee shot.

Off the tee, I recommend using a driver for most golfers as it will provide enough distance to reach the fairway without risking going into the water that runs along the left side of the hole. With an average drive distance of 217 yards, you should aim for about halfway between where you are standing and where you see the fairway start to curve left.

Once in play on this relatively narrow fairway (36 yards wide), your approach shot will be crucial. The green is surrounded by only two bunkers with greenside bunkers accounting for just 1% of its total area, so they shouldn't come into play too much. However, keep in mind that there is water lurking behind and to the right of this large green (7707 sq ft). Depending on weather conditions such as wind or altitude changes due to elevation (Irving sits at around 500 feet above sea level), I would recommend using either a pitching wedge or possibly even a short iron like a nine iron for your approach shot from approximately 140-120 yards out.

Overall, Hole 18 at TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas offers an exciting challenge for golfers looking to finish their round strong. Keep in mind how weather conditions may affect ball flight as well as any potential hazards while strategizing your shots on this beautiful yet tricky par four.