Tee shot at number 6- should start at the dark
green tree and draw a bit to the left.
From the top of the fairway, it's a short iron over a creek
to a long, deep green. Fall off behind, water back right
6th hole - 345 yards - Par 4
This should be great fun for me. It's one of the only really right-to-left dogleg holes on the course, and you'd think with my complaining about my right-to-left ballflight on 1, 2, and 8, I'd welcome this hole. But, vexingly, the one place that I could use my hook, it rarely comes out.
A nice long drive with a slight draw will leave you out on a ridged fairway, with a moderate second shot over water to a receptive green. I can generally be up around the green in two, and a chip on and two putts should be a bogey.
