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Re: Oakmont #1 Approach?

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Mon, Nov 26 2012 5:32 AM (12 replies)
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  • oneeyedjohn
    oneeyedjohn
    9,580 Posts
    Fri, Nov 23 2012 11:43 PM

    It's a tough hole,I will always take a Par and run.

  • Lmorgan007
    Lmorgan007
    408 Posts
    Mon, Nov 26 2012 5:08 AM

    I've practiced this hole so many times I can't remember.  I think I have the front pin sussed, but with the back pin there's a hair's breadth in strength between 4 yds short and 4 yards long.  Also anything a fraction right or left runs further away right or left.

    It's easier to find an honest estate agent (realtor in US) than it is to get it close!

  • stevenharkin
    stevenharkin
    1,921 Posts
    Mon, Nov 26 2012 5:32 AM

    played this hole approx 30- 35 times in the past few days and it is a brutal pin!...any miss ding and you may forget about the bird. Any crosswind makes it very difficult but if you have a headwind, i found that 3/4 of the wind strength added to the dist to pin with fb worked pretty well as shown :)

    http://www.wgt.com/replay.aspx?ID=d562c298-e368-4b47-8626-a10c007e8dcd

     

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