Par 4, 450 yards
The new tee installed in 2002 puts a driver back into most players hands. The hole features a narrow fairway to an elevated, well-bunkered green.
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Hole story
Before it was Pampas, No. 7 was named Cedar.
Significant changes since opening
- Green relocated and bunkers added, 1938
- Tee moved back 35-40 yards, 2006
- Trees added to both sides of fairway, 2006
- Green rebuilt for possible right-rear pin position, 2006
About the plant
- Evergreen ornamental grass with sharply serrated leaves
- In late summer, yields silver-white plumes that stay until winter
Where and how the plant grows
- Native to Argentina
- Fast-growing clumps can be 8 to 10 feet high and wide
- Space 6 to 8 feet apart in mass plantings; grows larger than expected
- Full sun
- Clay to sand, alkaline to acidic soil
- High drought tolerance
- Propagation by division