Course review of Royal Park Golf & Country Club – Part3
Hole - 10
This par-4 lies at 410 yards. The tee box is located on the right side of the course, while the green is situated on the opposite side. The fairway is a clear area, but narrows down towards the green, which means the longer the tee shot is, the riskier the
second shot will be. The green is wide on the front and narrow on the back, therefore, try to target the front, as it will increase the birdie opportunity.
Hole - 11
This 558-yard long par-5 is a delight to watch. The tee box is located on the right side of the course and is hidden behind the trees. The fairway is two-tiered and long, which makes it a touch challenge for the players with short game. Moreover, it turns
dogleg left at a distance of 220 yards.
A single bunker sits on the right side of the fairway, while several hospitability units sit on either sides of the green. The approach to reach the green safely is by keeping the first shot on the left side, or the green will be out of view because of the
trees on the right side.
Hole - 12
This is the first par-3 of the back nine and it stretches on 197 yards. A long creek runs throughout the layout, adding to the beauty of the course. The green is long and narrow, with a bunker on the back and water in the front. Use a short iron on this
hole, as it would give a better control, while aiming for the green.
Hole - 13
This par-4 stretches on 404 yards. The fairway is clear, but narrows down towards the green. Moreover, it turns dogleg left at a distance of 240 yards. The green is wide on the front and narrows on the back, therefore, target the front, as it will increase
the birdie opportunity. There are three bunkers protecting the green.
Hole - 14
This hole is at 449 yards and is considered as the most difficult hole on the course, because of its curves and the number of hazards present. There are eight bunkers present on the layout, with five placed around the green.
Hole - 15
This is the second par-3 on the back and a good opportunity to card birdies. Use a hybrid on this tee and aim for the centre of the green, which is wide and flat in the centre. There are three bunkers on the sides that are ready to catch the ball, which
will get deflected because of the wind.
Article continued in Part 4…
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