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TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) Hole by Hole - 13th Hole

TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course), Texas

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Hole 13 at TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) is a challenging par 3 with a distance of 241 yards from the championship tees. With a handicap of 14, this hole requires precision and strategy to score well.

The tee shot on this hole will require a long drive, as even the shortest tee box option for men is still over 180 yards. The average golfer should aim to hit their driver around 217 yards in order to set themselves up for an approach shot that will give them the best chance at hitting the green.

The green on this hole measures at approximately 9059 square feet, providing ample space for players to land their shots. However, there are two bunkers strategically placed near the front of the green which golfers should be aware of when planning their approach shot.

With only two greenside bunkers accounting for just 2% of total bunker coverage on this hole, avoiding them may not be too difficult but it's important not to underestimate their impact on your score. It would be wise to plan your approach carefully and take into consideration any potential wind or weather conditions that could affect your ball flight.

Speaking of weather conditions, being located in San Antonio means that temperatures can vary greatly throughout different seasons. In warmer months like summer and early fall, golfers may experience higher altitudes which could lead to longer drives off the tee but also more difficulty controlling ball flight due to thinner air density. On colder days during winter and early spring months however, lower altitudes may result in shorter drives but better control over ball flight.

For an average golfer who hits a pitching wedge around 120 yards and a seven iron about140 yards , they'll need every bit of those distances if they want any hope at making par or better here! As always though it's worth noting that these numbers are simply averages so individual club selection may vary based on personal skill level and other factors such as lie, wind direction or elevation changes.

In conclusion, hole 13 at TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) is a challenging par 3 that requires precision and strategic planning. With its long distance, bunkers guarding the green and potential weather conditions to take into account, this hole will surely test even the best golfers' skills. But with careful club selection and execution of shots, players can still hope for a good score on this beautiful but demanding hole.

Teebox type:

Championship

Par:

3

Distance:

241 yards

Handicap:

14

Green Area:

9059

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Percent Bunkers Near green:

2

Bunker Count:

2

Bunkers:

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

Club Recommendations

Playing Tips:

1. Use a driver off the tee: With a distance of 241 yards, this hole requires a long drive to set yourself up for an approach shot. Even the shortest tee box option is still over 180 yards, so use your driver to aim for around 217 yards.

2. Plan your approach carefully: The green measures at approximately 9059 square feet, but there are two bunkers strategically placed near the front that you should be aware of when planning your approach shot. Take into consideration any potential wind or weather conditions that could affect your ball flight.

3. Avoid the greenside bunkers: While they only account for 2% of total bunker coverage on this hole, these bunkers can greatly impact your score if you end up in them. So it's important to plan and execute your shots carefully to avoid them.

4. Adjust for weather conditions: San Antonio experiences varying temperatures throughout different seasons which can affect altitude and air density, ultimately impacting how far you hit each club. Be mindful of these changes and adjust accordingly when selecting clubs.

5. Utilize every bit of distance: For an average golfer who hits a pitching wedge around 120 yards and a seven iron about140 yards , they'll need all those distances (and more) if they want any hope at making par or better here! Keep in mind that these numbers are just averages though, so individual club selection may vary based on personal skill level and other factors such as lie, wind direction or elevation changes.

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

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