Oakridge Country Club Hole by Hole - 4th Hole

Low Handicapper (280+ yards):

Off the tee, aim for a straight shot to take advantage of the wide fairway and avoid any trouble on this slight dogleg right hole. With your distance off the tee, you should have no problem reaching this 410-yard par 4 in regulation. However, be mindful of the two bunkers positioned on either side of the fairway – they may come into play if you stray too far offline.

Mid Handicapper (~230+ yards):

For mid handicappers, accuracy is key on this hole. The wide fairway gives some room for error, but stay away from those bunkers! Your goal is to hit an accurate drive that sets up a manageable approach shot to the green. At just under 400 yards from the men's tees, focus on hitting a solid iron shot to give yourself a good chance at birdie.

High Handicapper (~200+ yards):

As a high handicapper, your main priority should be avoiding mistakes. Play it safe off the tee with a shorter club or hybrid to ensure you find yourself in play and not in one of those pesky bunkers lining each side of the fairway. From there, focus on making an accurate approach shot onto this relatively large green and give yourself a chance at par.

Weather Considerations:

Being located in Farmington, Utah means Oakridge Country Club experiences all four seasons – including hot summers and cold winters. Keep an eye out for how temperature may affect ball flight and adjust accordingly.

Additionally, being situated at higher elevation can also impact distance control so make sure to factor that into your club selection.

Wind can also be unpredictable here so pay attention to flags and trees around you when selecting clubs.

Green Side Bunkers:

With only 1% bunker coverage on this green, low handicappers should feel confident attacking pins knowing there isn't much risk surrounding them.

Mid handicappers should be cautious of the fairway bunkers on this hole, as they may come into play with a less accurate approach shot.

High handicappers should aim for the center of the green to avoid any potential trouble around the edges.