Hole 6 at Thousand Hills Golf Course | Thousandhills.com
Hole 6
Yards: 367 Par: 4 Handicap: 3
This par 4 plays straight away off the tee, turning slightly left and then playing gently uphill to a green at the top. Bunkers bisect the fairway past the landing area then continue up the left side to the green. The putting surface, although blind, is somewhat bowl-shaped to provide a receptive target for approaches struck within the limits of the green. Errant shots long or left will find difficult recoveries.
HOLE 6, SHOT 1>>
Hi, my name is Matt Dillman, head golf professional here at Thousand Hills Golf Resort. I am standing on the 6th hole, par 4, 367 yards. On this hole what I am going to do is use the bunker in the middle of the hole as my aiming point. The lay of the land should keep my ball to the left and free and clear of the bunker. Let’s see how this will turn out. I didn’t quite get the bounce I wanted to the left, but it is still in the middle of the fairway.
HOLE 6, SHOT 2>>
I am at my second shot here at the 6th hole here at Thousand Hills. I did get the bounch that I wanted, it didn’t go as far as I intended though. What I’ve got now is about 120 yards to a middle pin. I am going to take dead aim to the middle of the green and hope for a birdie. Just a little right but I think I’ve got that birdie putt.
HOLE 6, SHOT 3>>
Here on the 6th hole I didn’t judge the wind very well but I’ve still got that roll for a birdie. After reading this putt, I think it is going to turn just a little left. Le’s see if we can make that birdie. Just a little short on the speed, but a tap in for par.
This par 4 plays straight away off the tee, turning slightly left and then playing gently uphill to a green at the top. Bunkers bisect the fairway past the landing area then continue up the left side to the green. The putting surface, although blind, is somewhat bowl-shaped to provide a receptive target for approaches struck within the limits of the green. Errant shots long or left will find difficult recoveries.