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Golfclub Reichsstadt Bad Windsheim Golf Course Review in Bad Windsheim, GE in 91438GE
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Hole MAP
Hole 1
Hole Name
From The Tee Depending on your skill level, hole 1 requires a foresighted strategy, as there is a path with ditches on both sides about 100 meters from the green. Experienced players try to reach the height of the first fairway bunker with their tee shot.
From The Fairway The second shot can be placed from there, then just before the road with the ditches. Since the third shot is slightly uphill and the green is very deep at 28 meters, choosing the right club is important.
On The Green Choosing a club longer than usual for the same distance on the plane is certainly a good recommendation. The spacious green also surprises with a small step, depending on the position of the flag.
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Hole 2
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From The Tee The fairway is designed as a dogleg and bends slightly to the left over about half the length of the fairway.
From The Fairway Pronounced “long hitters” manage to overcome the small water hazard and two fairway bunkers straight from the tee - the ball is then between 60 and 80 meters from the green.
On The Green All other players should tee off to the right of any obstructions visible from the tee. Depending on the position of the flag, which can then be clearly seen from this distance (approx. 130 meters from the green).
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Hole 3
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From The Tee A straight par 3 with pitfalls. Hardly a “hole in one” has been achieved on this track so far.
From The Fairway This may be due to the large green bunker lurking on the left side and the exclusion boundary on the right side at the level of the green.
On The Green The rough on the right side of the course also “devours” many balls that are not hit cleanly or sliced.
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Hole 4
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From The Tee The longest and most difficult hole (Hcp 1) - with a whopping 533 meters from the men's tee, plays like a par 6 for many golfers, even with a slight headwind.
From The Fairway It's easier for the ladies - 100 meters shorter than the men's tee - and because there's a pond between the two tees, many a golfer has been able to play a "lady" on this hole after their round.
On The Green A boundary along the entire fairway on the right side is a particular challenge for “slicers” (right-handers). When you get close to the green, the depth of the green (31 meters) should not be underestimated.
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Hole 5
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From The Tee At 154 meters (men) and 117 meters (women) - one of the easier and shorter par 3 holes.
From The Fairway
On The Green The terrain is slightly sloping and although three bunkers guard the green, the course is often played well by golfers of all abilities.
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Hole 6
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From The Tee For many men, 393 meters, designed as a par 4, is a high hurdle. Despite the often prevailing tailwind - the course runs from W to E - it is advisable to divide the strokes wisely.
From The Fairway A penalty area with rough, bush rows and ditches on the right side over the entire length of the course requires controlled shots.
On The Green
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Hole 7
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From The Tee From the tee, the fairway expands in a funnel shape - bordered on both sides by hedges, rough and ditches.
From The Fairway Only after around 200 meters is the view clear of the green, which is then around 150 meters away, due to a slight dogleg of the course of the fairway to the left.
On The Green If you want to reach the green with your second shot, you need a solid length in your tee shot and precision, because there are two fairway bunkers waiting in the landing zone of the tee shots.
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Hole 8
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From The Tee If you want to tee off onto the green, you need a tee with a decent carry length on the 179 meter long hole 8 for men, because there is only a relatively narrow entrance for one person that is not reinforced by "nicky" bunkers Ball roll into the green. Shots that are missed off the tee inevitably end up in the penalty zones on both sides.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 9
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From The Tee A train to enjoy. The view of the majestic clubhouse, seemingly elevated at the end of the fairway, with its large sun terrace, makes this fairway our “show” fairway.
From The Fairway The entire course can be seen from the terrace - but the fact that the terrace is only 40 meters away from the green requires, if it is well occupied, strong nerves from the players in order to make the last shots and especially putting. to block out the background noise on the terrace.
On The Green
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Hole 10
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From The Tee The terrace with the spectators behind you, a sloping, interrupted line of hedges about 100 meters from the tee, are probably the reasons for the difficulty rating of this hole with Hcp 2.
From The Fairway
On The Green Anyone who has overcome these essential hurdles at the tee only has one left Greenside bunker in front of you, which comes into play more or less depending on the position of the flag.
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Hole 11
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From The Tee Fairway 11 is laid out as a slight dogleg to the right of the course. A straight tee shot towards the green is only for absolute long hitters. If you don't clear the fairway bunker and the trees growing there, your tee shot will usually end up in the rough.
From The Fairway
On The Green The shot into the green requires great precision - there is a bunker on the left, a water hazard on the right and the rough behind the green.
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Hole 12
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From The Tee As on the 10th tee, the tee shot is an essential element for successfully mastering the fairway. For the men, it goes around 80 meters from the tee over a water hazard, narrowed by a tree corridor about 20 meters wide.
From The Fairway For long hitters and women, an interrupted line of hedges growing in the landing zone of the tees poses a risk of losing the ball.
On The Green When aligning the further transport shots, it must be taken into account that the entire fairway is almost imperceptibly, but still very slightly to the right depends. The current position of the flag must be taken into account for the length of the shot into the 31 meter deep green.
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Hole 13
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From The Tee The fairway crosses a hollow and the landing zone for the tees is at the deepest point of the hollow and cannot be seen from the tee.
From The Fairway As with hole 13, the fairway slopes slightly to the right. The shot to the green is uphill, which influences club choice.
On The Green A bunker in front of and one behind the green require tactical planning, especially since the outskirts pass fairly close to the green - solid bunker play is therefore particularly advantageous on this hole.
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Hole 14
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From The Tee Long hitters have a good chance of a birdie on this hole - a short par 4 at 332 meters and also downhill - but the shot must fit into the green.
From The Fairway
On The Green Two bunkers in front of and a continuous, narrow bunker behind the green have destroyed many a dream of a good score.
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Hole 15
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From The Tee
From The Fairway A par 3, uphill, with two very catchy bunkers in front of and behind the green. If you cannot play the green safely from its length, you should approach the flag from the right side of the fairway.
On The Green Above all, it is important to avoid the bunker behind the green. It is not easy to leave this bunker in a “controlled” manner and if the shot goes wrong, it is not so easy to stop the ball on its way back.
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Hole 16
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From The Tee The elevated tee offers a wide view over a large part of the course, into the Franconian Steigerwald foreland and the Frankenhöhe. The fairway itself is designed as a dogleg to the right, with a moderate slope to the left.
From The Fairway The landing zone for the hit balls cannot be seen from above. In dry weather, even if the tee shots are not too long, you can expect a fairly wide ball roll on this downhill hole - two fairway bunkers ensure a timely ball stop in front of the rough - it is important to choose a tactical club that is adapted to the conditions.
On The Green With two follow-up shots, the green, which is no longer so far away and is defended by two bunkers, can still be easily reached, and not just by long hitters.
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Hole 17
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From The Tee According to the official ranking - the easiest fairway on the course. If you want to attack the green with your tee shot, you need a wide and high ball flight with as little roll as possible in order to overcome the two bunkers on both sides of the green, because the green slopes to the left.
From The Fairway A promising method is to let a flat ball roll over the short fairway that slopes to the left, past the right green bunker, into the approach area.
On The Green
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Hole 18
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From The Tee Two hedge obstacles have to be overcome on the last hole - the first with the tee shot, the second with the shot into the green.
From The Fairway
On The Green In between, this par 5 is about dividing the course tactically, depending on your skill level, so that the last obstacles - hedges and bunkers, with only narrow, direct access to the green, do not become the player's final undoing.
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