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Golf Club Of Plantation Golf Course Review in Fort Lauderdale, FL in 33317
FORT LAUDERDALE WEATHER
Hole MAP
Hole 1
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From The Tee Plantation’s Preserve first hole is defined by water the entire length of the left side. However, don’t let this fake you out into hitting your drive right, where there is plenty of trouble. Aim point is the right edge of the large bunker on the left. Two good shots leave 100-150 yards is best. Take care not to go over the left bunker, as most shots will roll to the water. On the right, Plantation
From The Fairway
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Hole 2
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Defined by “the eye,” a difficult round bunker in the front center of a two-lobed green, a crisp shot takes the water out of play. The swale behind the bunker makes some putts very tricky.
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Hole 3
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From The Tee
From The Fairway The first of a number of par 4’s, which at a glance might seem very similar, but in fact play very differently. Aim for the bunker at the end of the fairway, but beware - the distance between the fairway bunkers narrows to only 20 yards. From 150 yards out, you can just barely pick up that the water extends fully behind the green. What you can’t see is that the back half of the green slopes signif
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Hole 4
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From The Tee There is plenty of room for a well hit drive, but the moguls left and gently wales right are common landing areas. Left center will provide the best angle at which to approach the green. Your shot to the green is straight forward. The mound in the center of the front of the green makes chips & puts very tricky.
From The Fairway
On The Green There is plenty of room for a well hit drive, but the moguls left and gently wales right are common landing areas. Left center will provide the best angle at which to approach the green. Your shot to the green is straight forward. The mound in the center of the front of the green makes chips & puts very tricky.
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Hole 5
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From The Tee One of the most difficult of the bunkers at Plantation Preserve guards the entire right middle and left side of this two level green. The hole plays deceptively long, so most players take an extra club.
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Hole 6
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From The Tee Risk & reward abound for big hitters, though shorts ball players may choose to play this hole as a par 5. The second bunker from the left is the aim for most players with the shorter sand traps catching many bail-out balls. It’s not necessary to reach the end of the fairway to have only 160 yards left to the center of the green, but if you are here, there is a very difficult swale to carry immedia
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Hole 7
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From The Tee The number one stroke hole features water down the entire left side, including the front & left of the green. Not as wide as it is looks, it is imperative to hit this fairway, otherwise you’ll be laying up for your third shot. A good tee shot will leave you a short to mid iron to the very intimidating green. If you are not feeling it, chipping from the right of the green is a very popular option.
From The Fairway
On The Green The number one stroke hole features water down the entire left side, including the front & left of the green. Not as wide as it is looks, it is imperative to hit this fairway, otherwise you’ll be laying up for your third shot. A good tee shot will leave you a short to mid iron to the very intimidating green. If you are not feeling it, chipping from the right of the green is a very popular option.
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Hole 8
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From The Tee Big hitters already love this hole, as it is relatively reachable. Blast a straight driver over the middle sand trap, and it’s go for the second shot. Mere mortals hit it in the center of the fairway, just to the left of the 5 palm trees. If you have not tried to reach in two, the fairway is widest from 150 to 110 yards in. It is hard to see, but water is left of the green, which has some signific
From The Fairway
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Hole 9
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From The Tee Moguls left and right, and an island green with a massive back bunker, the aim point is the right side of the green. A short iron into the large green is all you need. Lots of players take an extra club and aim for the bunker. It has a gentle lip, so some golfers put out of it.
From The Fairway
On The Green Moguls left and right, and an island green with a massive back bunker, the aim point is the right side of the green. A short iron into the large green is all you need. Lots of players take an extra club and aim for the bunker. It has a gentle lip, so some golfers put out of it.
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Hole 10
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Play the left side of this hole even though it’s longer. Aim halfway between the single fairway bunker and the pair on the right. A good second shot to leave 125 to 150 to this very large green is ideal. Be sure to look over your putt carefully, as the gentle swales surrounding the green extend to the putting surface.
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Hole 11
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From The Tee From the back tee box, a player needs to strike the ball very crisply to put it a little left of the bunkers on the flat. For shorter players, hitting in front of the bunkers often leaves a shot to the green. Avoid the bunker to the left and do not club down.
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Hole 12
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From The Tee The further a ball is hit to the right, the longer the carry required to hit the green, and the narrower the green is, front to back. Any lack of confidence should result in a pragmatic choice of hitting to the left edge of the large back bunker.
From The Fairway
On The Green The further a ball is hit to the right, the longer the carry required to hit the green, and the narrower the green is, front to back. Any lack of confidence should result in a pragmatic choice of hitting to the left edge of the large back bunker.
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Hole 13
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From The Tee It looks wide, but the hole is framed toward the moguls on the left. Force yourself to aim at the right edge of the hut. One of the most elevated greens on the course, there are no bunkers, only moguls. Take an extra club, but don’t hit it over as the drop is quick, and the Florida vegetation takes over.
From The Fairway
On The Green It looks wide, but the hole is framed toward the moguls on the left. Force yourself to aim at the right edge of the hut. One of the most elevated greens on the course, there are no bunkers, only moguls. Take an extra club, but don’t hit it over as the drop is quick, and the Florida vegetation takes over.
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Hole 14
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From The Tee
From The Fairway A solid shot to the left fairway leaves a short iron or wedge, but a mis-hit will result in a watery grave. A well placed shot toward the end of the right-hand fairway is a safer play. Farther down the fairway is better, as it produces a better angle into the very well-guarded green. From the safe landing zone, your shot will be between 140 and 185 yards. There is little room for error hitting to
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Hole 15
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From The Tee This long par 3 provides plenty of bail out area left, but is not so much right. it is the first half of an enormous double green, so if you hit it long in the center, you might have a truly record setting putt.
From The Fairway
On The Green This long par 3 provides plenty of bail out area left, but is not so much right. it is the first half of an enormous double green, so if you hit it long in the center, you might have a truly record setting putt.
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Hole 16
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From The Tee
From The Fairway This hole requires a precise tee shot from any box. It is especially challenging for stronger hitters because when the fairway ends, there is a steep slope to water. Draw your driver around the bunkers, or ht it over if you can. Playing downhill to a two level green looks fine until you see the severe swale and the steep banking surrounding the left and back of the green.
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Hole 17
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From The Tee This long par 4 requires a fine tee shot. A driver just right of the big left hand bunker is ideal. As long as you are short of the left hand bunker and swale, the left side plays better than the right. It is common for players to have a long iron or fairway wood to this accessible green, but the swale in the front makes putts and chips tricky. If you hit it long, you can find yourself on the 15th
From The Fairway
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