Par 4, 350 yards
Most players opt for position off the tee with a long iron or a fairway wood. The small green, which slopes from right to left, is not entirely visible from the fairway.
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Hole story
Significant changes since opening
- Fairway bunker complex built, 1982
About the plant
- Deciduous, flowering tree
- Single, semidouble and double blooms in late March to early April
- 11/2-inch flowers in shades of white, pink and red appear before new leaves unfold
Where and how the plant grows
- Native to China
- Can grow 25 feet high and wide
- Full sun
- Well-drained, moist, slightly acidic soil; nitrogen is essential
- Moderately drought tolerant
- Susceptible to damage by late spring frosts or extreme winters
- Propagation by cuttings or grafting