Hole 10

Considered by many as one of the state’s toughest holes, this par 4 is a monster. The tee shot is played to a landing area which slopes up and to the right. Tee shots landing down the right side often carom into the trees, or, worse, out of bounds to the left rough. The approach requires a high, long iron played from a stance with the ball below the player’s feet. Balls landing short of the green are rejected, while anything landing on the green often runs off the back. Birdies here are extremely rare. Fortunately, making a 4 on this hole is accomplishment enough.