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The final par three on the course requires pinpoint accuracy and distance control. A false front protects yet another elevated green, and shots landing on its front third may not stay up. A challenging bunker lays left, and trees lay right. Hitting long of the green leaves a blind, uphill shot underneath tree branches to a green that slopes away - A shot that can only be described as horrifying. Try to stay below the pin, as the back-to-front slope can be treacherous.
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