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New Liskeard Golf Club Golf Course Map /New Liskeard Golf Club Golf Holes Map
New Liskeard Golf Club Golf Course Review in New Liskeard, ON in P0J1P0
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Hole MAP
Hole 1
Hole Name
From The Tee Pond on the right is reachable (240 yards ) so keep it down the middle or the left side of fairway. Out of bounds left is 40 yards left of fairway and shouldn’t come into play.
From The Fairway Easy short iron to the green that is bunkered on the right side. Long is out of bounds.
On The Green Flat green, much smaller than on the front side so any put can be made.
Hole 2
Hole Name
From The Tee Trees and creek halfway between tee and green guard this green.
From The Fairway Keep your tee shot in the middle or on the right side. Hazard all down the left side is unplayable. Bunker right front is a common collection area
On The Green An elevated green that is fairly flat. Hard to stick this green in mid season
Hole 3
Hole Name
From The Tee Through a chute of trees over a creek, trouble all down the left side for 280 yards. Pond on right is reachable. Stay down the middle or right of center to play safe. Bunker on the left will protect marginal shots from going into the hazard left.
From The Fairway Usually coming into this green with a mid to long iron. Bunkers left and right eat up a lot of balls during the year. Aim for the center of the green. Long is not a good shot, it will leave you with a difficult shot from a severe down hill slope.
On The Green Fairly large green for the back 9. Slopes slightly from back to front. Stay below the hole where possible, down hill putts on this green are very quick.
Hole 4
Hole Name
From The Tee Trouble all down the left. To clear the creek is 175 yards on the fly. Bunkers on the right tend to catch a lot of balls as players bail out to the right. Slight dog-leg left, you either want to be on the right edge or left edge of the fairway.
From The Fairway Second shot usually brings the trees at the corner of the dog-leg into play. The location of the your tee shot will determine how difficult the hole will play. Three wood or long iron will reach this green providing you can avoid the three bunkers guarding this small elevated green.
On The Green Small elevated green, very hard to stick. A flat green that slopes off severely around the edges. One of the hardest greens to hit in regulation.
Hole 5
Hole Name
From The Tee Mid to low iron to this green. Bunkers guard the front of the green left and right and playing your second from the sand will bring higher scores into play.
From The Fairway A third bunker guards the whole left side of the green. Aim for the center of the green. Long right or center is okay.
On The Green Green is fairly wide but not deep and hard to stick. Green slopes slightly left and back to front. Get to the center of the green and you will have a realistic chance at birdie.
Hole 6
Hole Name
From The Tee Down the middle as usual is good. Left hand side of the fairway opens up the green. If you miss right the bunkers on #5 fairway can come into play and will make it difficult to get to the green in regulation.
From The Fairway Middle of the green or short is the place to be. Bunkers guard the left front and right front of this green. Long over the green makes it one of the most difficult chips to any pin location.
On The Green Green slopes hard back to front with an elevation change of 5 feet. Stay below the hole and you will have a chance.
Hole 7
Hole Name
From The Tee A drive down the middle or left will give you a chance to reach the green in regulation. A miss right will land you in jail, behind large willow trees.
From The Fairway Mid to long iron approach to this small hard green. The green is guarded by bunkers front left, front right and back left. Over the green long is out of bounds so club selection is important.
On The Green This green slopes off the left, right and front edges which makes it difficult to stick your approach. Middle of the green is safest place to give yourself a fairly flat put to any pin location.
Hole 8
Hole Name
From The Tee A 250 yard drive will get you to the top of the hill for any realistic chance at eagle. Keep your drive down the left center to shorten the hole and open up the green.
From The Fairway You can be aggressive with this wide open approach shot to the green. The bunkers that guard the left front and right front are fairly easy to get out of so go for it in two. There is a pond left but it shouldn’t come into play unless you hit a very poor shot. Lay up is simple, should put you inside of 100 yards leaving a very simple pitch shot.
On The Green The largest and softest green on the back 9. You can go for any pin and stick it. Green slopes only slightly back to front so putting will not be too difficult.
Hole 9
Hole Name
From The Tee The longest and toughest par 4 on the course. The ideal drive is down the right center of the fairway. A miss right may bring the trees into play but long left is dead. At all costs keep the ball right of the cart path.
From The Fairway Long iron or fairway wood will be the selection to get to this green, unless you have a good tail wind. A small green to hit with a wood in your hands.
On The Green Fairly hard green that slopes slightly back to front. Getting a par on this hole feels like a birdie.
Hole 10
Hole Name
From The Tee A good drive would be down the left side of the fairway. A long narrow fairway bunker lurks on the right side of the fairway 100 yards short of the green. A miss right could get you wet, there is a water hazard, not visible from the tee, right of the fairway 260 yards out.
From The Fairway You can be aggressive and go for the pin but you must be aware of the large bunker back left and the water hazard right that will come into play with certain pin placements.
On The Green Very large green, two tier sloping right to left. The green is significantly wider than deep. Aggressiveness depends largely on pin placements.
Hole 11
Hole Name
From The Tee Large fairway, lots of room left and trouble on the right. Sloping fairway with trap on the right side that will come into play, stay left of center.
From The Fairway Long hitters can go for the green in two but fairway narrows considerably from 150 yards to green with trees right and left.
On The Green Very large green 120 feet front to back and 60 feet wide. Bunker at the back right to prevent long approaches from going out of bounds. Trees protect left side of the green, so play to the middle of the green. Green slopes from back to front.
Hole 12
Hole Name
From The Tee Our signature hole a short par 4, dogleg right, that is very narrow off the tee. Sand trap left is reachable with a driver. Prudent play is to use a 3 wood or 3 iron to lay up left center of fairway.
From The Fairway Usually with a short iron to an elevated large green with a severe back to front slope.
On The Green Three tiered green with a false front. Anything short will roll back off the green. Anything long will leave a severe down hill putt that will be hard to get close.
Hole 13
Hole Name
From The Tee Elevated tee (30 feet) affords an excellent view of the green. Go for the pin or leave yourself with a very lengthy putt. Large waste bunker on the left.
From The Fairway
On The Green Large flat green with a slight elevation on the rear portion. Probably the softest green on the course. Another option is to land short and have the ball run up onto the green.
Hole 14
Hole Name
From The Tee Dogleg right, large open fairway with mounding up the right side. Blind bunker comes into play on the right edge of the fairway 240 yards off the tee.
From The Fairway Usually coming in with a mid to short iron, depending on how close you are to the fairway bunker.
On The Green Large green sloping back to front with 5 feet of elevation. There is a large bunker on the left front edge of the green.
Hole 15
Hole Name
From The Tee Fairly long par 3 with water on the right side. There is a modest landing area short of the green but anything right must first carry the water hazard.
From The Fairway
On The Green Large two tired green that is sloped back to front, with an elevation change of 5 feet. Any ball not reaching the upper tier is sure to roll back to the front of the green.
Hole 16
Hole Name
From The Tee A sharp dog leg left. A 3 wood or long iron off the tee just short of the bunker (240 yards off the tee) is preferred. A blind water hazard lurks on the left side behind the mound.
From The Fairway Long is not an option and be careful of the hazard on the left side. There are two bunkers, one front left and the other center of the green on the left. They will gather up errand shots and prevent them from reaching the hazard.
On The Green Larger green which is fairly flat from the front to middle. From the middle to back of the green is elevated 2 feet.
Hole 17
Hole Name
From The Tee Keep it down the left side of the fairway to cut off the yardage to the green on this dog-leg left. Watch out for the bunker guarding the left corner of the dog-leg.
From The Fairway A mid to short iron to this large two tier green. Bunker on left is the length of the green. Bunker on the right seldom comes into play. If the pin is in the front don’t be long on your approach.
On The Green Two tier sloping back to front with a five foot elevation change.
Hole 18
Hole Name
From The Tee Intimidating drive with water right and out of bounds left. Bunker on the right hand side is in play so stay left. Ideal drive is just left of the bunker.
From The Fairway Going go the green in two is not for the average golfer. Long hitters may try to reach the green in two but must keep to the left of the tall pine and cut the ball into the green.
On The Green Two tier green sloping back to front with a five foot elevation change. The green is also guarded by a bunkers back left and front right. Do not be long on a front pin location.
