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Monroe Golf Club Golf Course Review in Pittsford, NY in 14534
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Hole MAP
Hole 1
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From The Tee The opening hole is one of Monroe's longest par fours. A generously wide landing area here; however, a hooked or pulled tee shot can ride the prevailing northwesterly wind into a thick stand of pines left for a certain bogey or worse.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 2
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From The Tee
From The Fairway The second hole is a little gem. . . a short par four in classic Donald Ross design. Mr. Ross placed his bunkers along existing ridges which gives his courses their natural scenic beauty These steep, grass faced bunkers can catch an errant tee shot both right and left. In 2008 another large pot bunker was added to guard the left side of the fairway at 270 yards. A good tee shot leaves the player a
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Hole 3
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From The Tee The second hole is a little gem. . . a short par four in classic Donald Ross design. Mr. Ross placed his bunkers along existing ridges which gives his courses their natural scenic beauty. Thick Monroe rough left and a stand of towering sassafrass trees right can make this innocent looking hole troublesome. The green is one of the widest on the course making it easy to hit, but difficult to putt th
From The Fairway
On The Green The second hole is a little gem. . . a short par four in classic Donald Ross design. Mr. Ross placed his bunkers along existing ridges which gives his courses their natural scenic beauty. Thick Monroe rough left and a stand of towering sassafrass trees right can make this innocent looking hole troublesome. The green is one of the widest on the course making it easy to hit, but difficult to putt th
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Hole 4
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From The Tee Now the driving gets a bit tougher. Several large maples guard the left side of the driving area. Few pars are made from the large bunker or trees on the right side. Two more large bunkers 300 yards from the tee are not only scenic, but make an excellent target for the tee shot.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 5
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Brute strength, accuracy and finesse are what's required on Monroe’s #1 handicap hole. The thinking player will favor left center as the fairway dips severely towards a set of tightly bunched pines on the right.
On The Green
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Hole 6
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From The Tee All the par threes at Monroe are difficult - #6 is the longest. From the championship tees players face an uphill long iron or wood shot into unpredictable winds and well bunkered green The green is surrounded by deep bunkers including a newly renovated deep back bunker just a few feet over the green. Pars can be tough to come by here.
From The Fairway
On The Green All the par threes at Monroe are difficult - #6 is the longest. From the championship tees players face an uphill long iron or wood shot into unpredictable winds and well bunkered green The green is surrounded by deep bunkers including a newly renovated deep back bunker just a few feet over the green. Pars can be tough to come by here.
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Hole 7
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From The Tee
From The Fairway The prevailing northwesterly winds make this hole play longer than the stated yardage. A stand of pines guard the right side of the fairway and the rough is deep and gnarly on the left.
On The Green
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Hole 8
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Most classic golf courses feature a great “little' par 3. Hole eight is Monroe's version. The smallest, narrowest and most dramatically bunkered, players have been known to “lose it” here Winds blowing down the ninth hole and swirling into the corridor of pines lining the 8th fairway can make this exacting shot quite tricky. Trying to reach the smaller second tier of this green is an even more dif
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Hole 9
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From The Tee The tee shot is all uphill and into the prevailing winds killing any chance of roll. Drives leaked right or left find clusters of thick pines. The 9th has now been lengthened to 601 yards.
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Hole 10
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From The Tee
From The Fairway
On The Green he opening hole on the back nine offers a fairly wide driving area. The bunker on the left has been pushed out to 290 yards and is a mild threat as is the grove of trees to the far right The hole narrows considerably at the green - only 45 feet across in the front and a stingy 24 feet at just past center. This can be a most elusive target due to Ross original, waist-high bunkers both left and righ
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Hole 11
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From The Tee
From The Fairway This is one of Monroe's most majestic holes - a slight dog leg right guarded by towering pines on the right and a deep fairway bunker 250 yards out on the left side.The green, redesigned by Brian Silva in 1994, sits among 100 year old oak trees. The trees overhang the left side of the green and heavy rough will catch errant shots to the right of the green.
On The Green
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Hole 12
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From The Tee
From The Fairway The driving area on #12 is one of the narrowest on the course. Smitty's Moguls, a series of five grassy mounds, prevent players from going for this green in two if they miss fairway left off the tee
On The Green
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Hole 13
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From The Tee Monroe Invitational Championship players have had the most difficulty with the Monroe's 13th hole over the 70 year history of the amateur tournament Shots not reaching the putting surface on the fly spin all the way back down the steep, closely mown approach leaving an awkward lO-B shot back up the hill. The right side of the hole seems to draw shots to the bunker and gnarly rough on that side. Ri
From The Fairway
On The Green Monroe Invitational Championship players have had the most difficulty with the Monroe's 13th hole over the 70 year history of the amateur tournament Shots not reaching the putting surface on the fly spin all the way back down the steep, closely mown approach leaving an awkward lO-B shot back up the hill. The right side of the hole seems to draw shots to the bunker and gnarly rough on that side. Ri
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Hole 14
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From The Tee The second of two converted members' par 5, 14 is often considered the signature hole at Monroe. Our oldest and tallest oak tree stands sentinel on the right A champion black oak stands guard on the left. The green is set amongst another set of towering oaks that overhang the green on both sides requiring an extremely accurate second shot in order to reach the putting surface. A steep rise frontin
From The Fairway
On The Green The second of two converted members' par 5, 14 is often considered the signature hole at Monroe. Our oldest and tallest oak tree stands sentinel on the right A champion black oak stands guard on the left. The green is set amongst another set of towering oaks that overhang the green on both sides requiring an extremely accurate second shot in order to reach the putting surface. A steep rise frontin
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Hole 15
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Donald Ross and God teamed up to give us one of golf's most natural looking holes. A classic, little par 4 that gently works its way between pines both left and right and uphill past bunker-faced ridges The bunker on the right has been moved out to 270 yards. A new pot bunker has been added in the left side of the fairway further narrowing the landing area. The elevated and smallish sized green si
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Hole 16
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From The Tee Each par 3 at Monroe can be curiously troublesome and #16 is no exception. A player trying to finish a good round must play solidly here The wind typically is in your face and to the left. Shots landing short pull back all the way down the steep approach to the green. A large bunker right gets its fair share of play as does the rough left of the green. The green is severely sloped and one of Monro
From The Fairway
On The Green Each par 3 at Monroe can be curiously troublesome and #16 is no exception. A player trying to finish a good round must play solidly here The wind typically is in your face and to the left. Shots landing short pull back all the way down the steep approach to the green. A large bunker right gets its fair share of play as does the rough left of the green. The green is severely sloped and one of Monro
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Hole 17
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From The Tee Plenty of room off the tee, but shots pushed right will be blocked by Wisner's Oak. Deep bunkers guard the front, left and right of the green The bunker on the left has been renovated and is now eight feet lower. Any shots missed to the left will find this cavernous bunker and the player will not see the flagstick. Another quick downhill putt awaits anything past the hole.
From The Fairway
On The Green Plenty of room off the tee, but shots pushed right will be blocked by Wisner's Oak. Deep bunkers guard the front, left and right of the green The bunker on the left has been renovated and is now eight feet lower. Any shots missed to the left will find this cavernous bunker and the player will not see the flagstick. Another quick downhill putt awaits anything past the hole.
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Hole 18
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From The Tee Buckle your seat belts for a bumpy ride. The home hole is the longest par four on the course and certainly the most difficult The uphill tee shot almost always plays into the wind and the rough is as thick as anyplace on the course. A new pot bunker has been added on the right tight against the fairway. Also, a bunker at 280 yards on the left has seen a lot of action in the past two MIC tournament
From The Fairway
On The Green Buckle your seat belts for a bumpy ride. The home hole is the longest par four on the course and certainly the most difficult The uphill tee shot almost always plays into the wind and the rough is as thick as anyplace on the course. A new pot bunker has been added on the right tight against the fairway. Also, a bunker at 280 yards on the left has seen a lot of action in the past two MIC tournament
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