OAK HILL COUNTRY CLUB | NEW YORK | Aug. 14 - 17, 2003
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Hole 17 Par 4, 495 yds The skinny: This dogleg right will likely play as one of the two toughest holes on the course. It's a great driving hole that requires a left-to-right tee shot to turn the corner. The drive must hug the right, or you run the risk of finding the deep rough on the left side. Trees on the right will intercept any wayward drives in that direction, so accuracy is key here. A well-bunkered, undulating green makes it tough for players to stop their approach shots near the hole. Birdies will be tough to come by, bogeys common. |