Hole Ten

“This is St.Enodoc’s signature hole, stroke index one and one of the hardest par 4’s you will ever play. With a water hazard down the left side and sand dunes all the way down the right side of the fairway, it leaves the very long hitter a very small target to aim at. Then it is a long to medium iron to a dogleg left green, across a water hazard. It is best for the handicap golfer to play this hole as a par 5 using a 3 wood or long iron off the tee, followed by a medium iron over the middle sand dunes aiming at the church spire and then giving a relatively simple pitch onto the green. Five is a very good score here.”