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White Horse Golf Club Hole by Hole - 6th Hole

White Horse Golf Club, Washington

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Hole 6 at White Horse Golf Club is a challenging par 3, with a distance of 168 yards from the championship tees. This hole has a handicap of 17, making it one of the more difficult holes on the course. The tee shot requires precision and accuracy to avoid the three bunkers strategically placed around the green.

The average golfer should expect to hit their driver approximately 217 yards, which means they will likely need to use a long iron or hybrid for their tee shot. However, depending on weather conditions such as wind or temperature, they may need to adjust their club selection accordingly.

The approach shot will require careful consideration as well. With an average pitching wedge distance of 120 yards for our golfer, they may need to consider using a shorter club due to potential elevation changes and wind conditions that could impact ball flight.

One advantage for golfers playing this hole is that there is no water hazard present. However, players should still be cautious when approaching the green as there are greenside bunkers as a % of total (1%) that can come into play.

Overall, Hole 6 at White Horse Golf Club offers both challenges and opportunities for players looking to improve their score. By carefully selecting clubs and taking into account weather conditions throughout all four seasons in Kingston Washington (98346), golfers can strategize effectively and aim for success on this demanding par-3 hole.

Teebox type:

Championship

Par:

3

Distance:

168 yards

Handicap:

17

Green Area:

10318

Approx Fairway Width:

Has Water:

False

Curvature:

Percent Bunkers Near green:

1

Bunker Count:

3

Bunkers:

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

Club Recommendations

Playing Tips:

1. Club selection is crucial for this hole. With a distance of 168 yards, most average golfers will need to use a long iron or hybrid for their tee shot. However, they should also consider weather conditions and adjust their club accordingly.

2. Aim for the center of the green on your tee shot to avoid the strategically placed bunkers around the green.

3. Take into account potential elevation changes and wind conditions when selecting your approach shot club. You may need to use a shorter club than usual due to these factors.

4. Be cautious when approaching the green as there are greenside bunkers that can come into play.

5. Use visual cues such as trees or other landmarks on the course to help with alignment and aim for your shots.

6. If you're confident in your short game, consider aiming towards one side of the green where there are no bunkers, even if it means having a longer putt.

7. Keep an eye out for any potential hazards near or around the green and plan accordingly before taking your approach shot.

8. Practice precision and accuracy with both your tee shot and approach shots during practice rounds so you can feel more confident during tournament play.

9 . Remember that there is no water hazard present on this hole, but don't let that make you overconfident - stay focused throughout each shot!

10 . Lastly, always trust in yourself and take deep breaths before each swing - confidence is key!

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

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