Par 3, 180 yards
This downhill par-3 usually requires no more than a medium iron to the large, undulating green. Put the ball on the wrong part of the green, however, and a three-putt is likely.
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Hole story
Significant changes since opening
- The pond filled in at front of green, 1959
About the plant
- Deciduous, flowering tree
- Coniferous evergreen shrub or tree
- Low-maintenance plant with fragrant blue-green to dark green foliage
- Junipers are dioecious (take on male or female form)
- In late summer, female trees produce berries and flowers
Where and how the plant grows
- Native to North America
- Can grow 40 to 50 feet high and 10 to 20 feet wide
- Full sun to partial shade
- Well-drained, alkaline or acidic soil
- Little need for water once established
- Propagation from seeds