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The Hole:
Woodmore Lake is decision time. With another stream at 197 yards, do you lay up short (between the stream and the lake), or do you grip it and rip it to leave a wedge to the contoured green? If you go for the carry, it demands a straight drive, otherwise the steep wooded slope on the right of the fairway, or the raised back to the left could gobble up your ball.

Pro's Advice:
A demanding tee shot visually but a dead straight, well struck drive should reap rewards. Watch out for the green though, the borrows can be tricky.

Member's Advice:
One of the toughest holes on the course, but one that rewards the brave. Take a wood off the tee and you can clear the lateral water hazard, which leaves a very short iron to the concave green Alternatively you can lay up off the tee with an iron. Get it wrong however, and danger lurks on all sides. A wooded slope to the right usually fails to give up stray balls, while a pond in front of the lay up area, the stream at 190 yards and the slope down to the 13th fairway to the left all add to the decision making process as you stand on the elevated tee.

For the Ladies:
Decision time off the tee; do you play short of the ditch with a short iron or do you go for it and try and carry the ditch?? The carry is only around 110 yards, so for most average ladies it shouldn't be a problem. But it is!! There are probably more duffed tee shots on this hole than anywhere else. For the longer hitters there is no real advantage taking the driver, a long iron or 5 wood will put you in position for a short shot to the green.