TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas Hole by Hole - 6th Hole

Hole 6 at TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas is a challenging par 4 that measures 444 yards from the championship tees. The hole features a slight dogleg left, with water not coming into play but accuracy off the tee being crucial to set up an approach shot to the green.

Off the tee, players should aim for the center of the fairway which measures approximately 27 yards in width. With a driver distance of around 217 yards, most golfers will have around a 227 yard second shot into this long par 4. However, keep in mind that altitude and wind can greatly impact ball flight conditions on this course depending on the season.

For their approach shot, golfers should take note of the one greenside bunker located near the front right portion of this large green measuring at roughly 6326 square feet. This bunker accounts for only about one percent of bunkers on or near this green so it's not as much of a factor compared to other holes on this course.

Depending on weather conditions and personal preference, club selection could vary greatly here. A well-struck seven iron (140 yards) or pitching wedge (120 yards) would be ideal based on average distances for our golfer hitting from these tees; however some may opt for an eight iron if they are confident in their ability to get up-and-down from longer distances.

Overall, Hole #6 at TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas requires both precision and length off-the-tee while also requiring strategy when approaching its well-bunkered green complex. Keep in mind your strengths and weaknesses when playing this hole during different seasons as changing winds and temperatures can make it play differently each time you step onto it.