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Mullion Golf Course Review in Helston, EN in TR12 7BP
HELSTON WEATHER
Hole MAP
Hole 1
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From The Tee Mullion golf course begins with the trickiest of the four par 3 holes on the course. Naturally into the head winds, the tee shot needs to carry to the front edge of the green to avoid a cross bunker that bites into the left side of the approach. To go over the green leaves the most awkward of pitch shots. Safety can only be found off the tee by finishing short and right of the green
From The Fairway
On The Green Mullion golf course begins with the trickiest of the four par 3 holes on the course. Naturally into the head winds, the tee shot needs to carry to the front edge of the green to avoid a cross bunker that bites into the left side of the approach. To go over the green leaves the most awkward of pitch shots. Safety can only be found off the tee by finishing short and right of the green
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Hole 2
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From The Tee The tee shot should be aimed at the two chimney pots of the home in the distance. This appears left of centre but to go right means avoiding a pot bunker and carrying further bunkers to the green. The approach to this par 4 should land just over the ridge before the green as the downhill apron and green cause the ball to roll further than one thinks
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 3
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From The Tee A long par 4, par 5 for the ladies, is normally into the sea breeze. Just as it seems from the tee, it is a straight hole but the tee shot should be right of centre to set up the best second shot. A green that slopes from left to right, the approach is best played left of centre of the green
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 4
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From The Tee
From The Fairway The first of the 2 par 5's off the white/yellow tees. The tee shot should be aimed at the house in the distance which appears right of centre of the fairway. The second shot must be aimed to the left to allow for the hole "doglegging" to the right over the last 150 yards. The approach can be aimed to the left of the saucer shaped green where the natural contour will draw the ball into the hole
On The Green
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Hole 5
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From The Tee A par 4 with bunkers right and left mean an accurate tee shot over the marker is essential. The approach requires a high flighted shot over a ridge to the green. Too low an approach will cause the ball to run off the back of the long green
From The Fairway
On The Green A par 4 with bunkers right and left mean an accurate tee shot over the marker is essential. The approach requires a high flighted shot over a ridge to the green. Too low an approach will cause the ball to run off the back of the long green
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Hole 6
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From The Tee A short but incredibly tricky downhill par 4 hole. The tee shot must be aimed some 20 metres left of the green to allow for a fairway that slopes considerably from left to right. The long hitter may take on the green but see their ball find a sandy or watery grave in the bunkers or stream that line the right of this beautiful hole
From The Fairway
On The Green A short but incredibly tricky downhill par 4 hole. The tee shot must be aimed some 20 metres left of the green to allow for a fairway that slopes considerably from left to right. The long hitter may take on the green but see their ball find a sandy or watery grave in the bunkers or stream that line the right of this beautiful hole
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Hole 7
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From The Tee One of Cornwall's finest stroke index one holes. A confident tee shot aimed at Gunwalloe church sets up a second shot that will challenge the four cross bunkers that protect the long hour glass shaped green which always provides a tricky two putt
From The Fairway
On The Green One of Cornwall's finest stroke index one holes. A confident tee shot aimed at Gunwalloe church sets up a second shot that will challenge the four cross bunkers that protect the long hour glass shaped green which always provides a tricky two putt
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Hole 8
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From The Tee This picturesque uphill par 3 usually requires one more club than you think; this should ensure that you avoid the treacherously deep pot bunkers that guard the green. This green slopes dramatically from left to right and this can be used to your advantage when chipping if the green happens to be missed
From The Fairway
On The Green This picturesque uphill par 3 usually requires one more club than you think; this should ensure that you avoid the treacherously deep pot bunkers that guard the green. This green slopes dramatically from left to right and this can be used to your advantage when chipping if the green happens to be missed
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Hole 9
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From The Tee Often referred to as "Cardiac Hill" this uphill par 5 might not be the prettiest but it certainly involves planning. Keeping your tee shot to the right will allow a safe second, laying up inside the 150 yard markers. The approach to the green plays long so take an extra club and although relatively flat, beware of probably the fastest green on the course
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 10
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From The Tee Seen by many as Mullion's signature hole, this strategic par 4 has the potential for all kinds of trouble. A straight forward tee shot aimed at or slightly left of the marker sets up a downhill second shot which must avoid the dreaded ravine to the right of the green. The greenside bank will act as a helpful cushion to those clever enough to employ it
From The Fairway
On The Green Seen by many as Mullion's signature hole, this strategic par 4 has the potential for all kinds of trouble. A straight forward tee shot aimed at or slightly left of the marker sets up a downhill second shot which must avoid the dreaded ravine to the right of the green. The greenside bank will act as a helpful cushion to those clever enough to employ it
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Hole 11
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From The Tee This tricky par 3 demands a full carry to the putting surface. Aim your tee shot at the back right of the green, this will allow the ball to feed down to the centre of the green. Pay close attention when reading the green or you may face the dreaded 3 putt!
From The Fairway
On The Green This tricky par 3 demands a full carry to the putting surface. Aim your tee shot at the back right of the green, this will allow the ball to feed down to the centre of the green. Pay close attention when reading the green or you may face the dreaded 3 putt!
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Hole 12
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From The Tee A wonderfully landscaped dog leg par 4 proves that a hole does not need to be 400 yards plus in order to be tough. Keeping the tee shot to the right sets up what is probably a lay up short of the dip and the pond. Finding the two tier green may set up an "Augusta" like downhill breaker depending on the multitude of flag positions
From The Fairway
On The Green A wonderfully landscaped dog leg par 4 proves that a hole does not need to be 400 yards plus in order to be tough. Keeping the tee shot to the right sets up what is probably a lay up short of the dip and the pond. Finding the two tier green may set up an "Augusta" like downhill breaker depending on the multitude of flag positions
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Hole 13
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From The Tee
From The Fairway A short par 4 which offers a good chance at making birdie, but one errant shot could cost you a bogie. Take the correct club off the tee to ensure you stay short of the two fairway bunkers, this leaves a short to mid iron into a long green. If the pin is at the back you may need an extra 2 clubs to get the ball all the way to the back of the green, especially when playing into the wind
On The Green
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Hole 14
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From The Tee
From The Fairway A par 4 hole played back out towards the sea. The hole plays as a slight dog leg to the left, with everything running away to the right. Hitting the fairway is important because it opens up the green and leaves the best chance of getting it close with the short approach shot
On The Green
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Hole 15
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From The Tee A tough par 4 at 404 yards which makes most of its distance playing slightly uphill and usually into the wind. Hit your tee shot at the black and white marker, this opens up the green which is well guarded by bunkers left and right. The second shot looks shorter than it is, but don't be deceived, take an extra club to reach the green
From The Fairway
On The Green A tough par 4 at 404 yards which makes most of its distance playing slightly uphill and usually into the wind. Hit your tee shot at the black and white marker, this opens up the green which is well guarded by bunkers left and right. The second shot looks shorter than it is, but don't be deceived, take an extra club to reach the green
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Hole 16
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From The Tee This is a short but tricky par 3. The green is long and narrow and has bunkers short, left and right protecting it from any errant shots. Club selection is important here, take enough club to clear the front bunkers, but also be aware of going long as this leaves a tricky pitch shot
From The Fairway
On The Green This is a short but tricky par 3. The green is long and narrow and has bunkers short, left and right protecting it from any errant shots. Club selection is important here, take enough club to clear the front bunkers, but also be aware of going long as this leaves a tricky pitch shot
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Hole 17
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From The Tee If you have a good score going, aim your tee shot just left of the black and white marker, anything too far right is out of bounds! The approach shot is blind, play to the left of the green ensuring you take enough club to clear the front bunker
From The Fairway
On The Green If you have a good score going, aim your tee shot just left of the black and white marker, anything too far right is out of bounds! The approach shot is blind, play to the left of the green ensuring you take enough club to clear the front bunker
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Hole 18
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From The Tee This is a tough finishing hole, getting a good tee shot away will make for an easier second shot. Ignore the flag on this approach shot, aim for the middle of the green. A par here is a great score
From The Fairway
On The Green This is a tough finishing hole, getting a good tee shot away will make for an easier second shot. Ignore the flag on this approach shot, aim for the middle of the green. A par here is a great score
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