Red Oak Country Club

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Hole 6

 
 
 
 
 
This 483 yard Par 5 is a very challenging hole as the dog leg left is demanding of a draw shot from the tee box to avoid over driving your ball into the pond that sits to the right of the turn. The tee shot is critical if you want to be on the green in two. Draw too much left and you'll find the trees overhanging the fairway. There's a few bunkers straight ahead to help keep you from running your ball all the way to the pond when the ground is harder. The biggest bunker is found in front of the green to the right, and becomes the most common destination for players attempting to make the green in two shots. It is a huge green with a lot of undulation. So if you do make it there in two, a precise shot will be needed to make a birdie, and above the hole is no place to be.