I can see a lot of great advice from the pros, which include
'use good balls (w/ spin, etc) and clubs w/ high traj.' and with the right calculations you can avoid hazards and drop it by the pin.
and be aware of the camera views and wind * * etc.
The more strait-on approach, from fairway right, might be a better shot so that ball (with less spin rating, e.g. starter ball) can roll toward the pin and avoid the bunker left, so I think about keeping my drive landing more FW right.
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I would like to add to that camera view, min-map and wind direction indicator observation that has always fooled me to some extent, esp. on this hole.
If I'm not mistaken, The wind direction pointer is relative to the camera shot, (below you can see the aim forward, then see the aim toward the pin)
Note the mini-map's usual placement on the screen & how it's not congruent w/the aim toward the pin.
The tilted map inserts (middle) show the wind direction vs. the shot angle clearly.
Understanding that my guess that the mini map's orientation might be misconstrued by players is a significant consideration, IMO.
On the right of the figure shows how the map is normally placed on the WGT window, and how the wind direction might be misunderstood. The left mini map is adjusted to the camera angle and is what i think is accurate. Again, see the difference at the bottom.
This is not such a huge difference but sometimes I see a bigger parallax. I think there is a big change on Pinehurst #5 but I can't recall at this time.
edit: see a better example of this parallax on my shot on Merion #15 where the difference was very significant:
