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Northland Country Club Golf Course Review in Duluth, MN in 55804
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Hole MAP
Hole 1
Hole Name
From The Tee The first hole is a long, straightaway par four, which may play shorter with a well-placed tee shot.
From The Fairway The approach favors a left to right shot, avoiding the front-right greenside bunker
On The Green Numerous pin placements make this hole challenging, but fair.
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Hole 2
Hole Name
From The Tee In start contrast to #1, the second hole is a short uphill, par 4.
From The Fairway The tee shot often requires a long iron or fairway metal to find the small landing area short of the fairway bunker.
On The Green The approach is blind to a well-bunkered green, which slopes severely from back to front. Stay below the hole!
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Hole 3
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From The Tee Look back and you’ll discover the first of many spectacular views of Lake Superior.
From The Fairway Like #2, the third hole plays uphill, almost 100 feet. With a slight dogleg considerably longer though, a well-hit drive in the fairway is critical.
On The Green The approach is blind to a two-tiered green. Once on the putting surface, you’ll have a chance to catch their breath.
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Hole 4
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From The Tee The fourth hole is the first of the par 5s. The tee shot plays slightly uphill to a narrow landing area.
From The Fairway A well-hit drive allows for a second shot over the creek, which runs across the fairway 80 yards short of the green.
On The Green The putting surface slopes from back to front and some pin placements make getting up and down from above the hole close to impossible.
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Hole 5
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From The Tee The fifth hole is the shortest par 3 on the course, but it’s by no means the easiest.
From The Fairway Set within an amphitheater of pines, the wind can wreak havoc on short irons hit above the tree line.
On The Green The green is small and surrounded by bunkers. Club selection and accuracy are critical.
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Hole 6
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From The Tee Hole 6 is a relatively short par 4 that gives players a short break before reaching the heart of the course.
From The Fairway The landing area is wide and forgiving like the first. Players can run the ball onto the green through the approach area.
On The Green But, much like the second and fourth holes, the green slopes back to front. Stay below the hole.
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Hole 7
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From The Tee The putting green is one of the largest at NCC. Par is an excellent score on this hole.
From The Fairway A long par 4, the undulating fairway adds to the length of the hole as players not carrying to the plateau have a more difficult mid to long iron approach.
On The Green Also, adding to the length is the “false front” of the green, which rejects balls more often than not.
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Hole 8
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From The Tee This is the longest of the par 3s. Adding to the length is a steep approach area.
From The Fairway To reach the putting surface, you must fly it there. Fortunately, this hole often plays downwind.
On The Green
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Hole 9
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From The Tee Following the longest par 3 is the longest of the par 5s. This hole requires three good shots for all but the longest of hitters. The tee shot favors a right to left shot to a large landing area.
From The Fairway The second must negotiate a swale, which cuts across the fairway 30 yards from the green, where the fairway narrows.
On The Green Accomplishing this, the third shot is a long pitch to a large, moderately bunkered green.
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Hole 10
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From The Tee Considered by many as one of the state’s toughest holes, this par 4 is a monster. The tee shot is played to a landing area which slopes up and to the right.
From The Fairway Balls landing short of the green are rejected, while anything landing on the green often runs off the back.
On The Green . Birdies here are extremely rare. Fortunately, making a 4 on this hole is accomplishment enough.
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Hole 11
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From The Tee This is a short par 5, and position is critical. The tee shot is played to a small landing area 40 feet below the tee.
From The Fairway A pond situated 200 yards from the green protects the integrity of this hole. While perfect tee shots make this green reachable in two, position on the second shot is key.
On The Green The green slopes severely from back to front and is well-guarded by pines and a bunker. Fly the ball to the hole, keeping in mind that an up and down from behind the hole is nearly impossible.
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Hole 12
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From The Tee This is a long par 3 which can be played a number of ways. Similar to the first, balls hit short and left have an excellent chance of landing on the green.
From The Fairway ays. Similar to the first, balls hit short and left have an excellent chance of landing on the green. Some shots missed left often carom onto the putting surface.
On The Green Meanwhile, shots played at the right side of the green much avoid a bunker complex and a false front which prevent balls from rolling on.
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Hole 13
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From The Tee This is a long par 4 which doglegs to the left. Tee shots played down the right side with a slight draw will find the fairway.
From The Fairway Once in the fairway, the second shot plays deceptively downhill to a green flanked by two bunkers.
On The Green Again, approach shots can be flown to the hole or bumped in through the approach area. By far, this is the flattest green on the course.
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Hole 14
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From The Tee An extremely demanding par 4, the tee shot plays uphill to a large landing area and is protected on the right by a large bunker. The steepness of the landing area makes the tee shot play longer.
From The Fairway Regardless of the position off the tee, the fun really begins with the second shot, which plays downhill to a large, undulating green. Two bunkers guard the left approach and keep balls in bounds.
On The Green Balls finding the green can end up 60’ from the hole. Two putts from this distance here are rare. Saving par from long or right can also be an adventure. Par here feels a lot like birdie.
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Hole 15
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From The Tee A dramatic par 4, this hole plays downhill 60’ with a breathtaking view of Lake Superior.
From The Fairway Hitting the fairway is crucial, setting up a downhill second shot to an extremely well-bunkered green.
On The Green Once on the green two putts are accommodating, though birdies remain few and far between.
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Hole 16
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From The Tee Also playing downhill, this is another long par 4 where accuracy off the tee is the key.
From The Fairway The approach will play from a downhill lie to a green protected on the front right by a large bunker.
On The Green Shots beyond the green have little chance of recovery. However, shots landing short and right will supply you with adequate room to get up and down.
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Hole 17
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From The Tee This is a medium-length par 3. Shots have little of no chance of rolling onto the putting green due to a steep false front.
From The Fairway
On The Green The green is guarded by bunkers, left and right, and the back of the green slopes into a deep natural drainage area. Club selection and accuracy are key.
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Hole 18
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From The Tee The big finish — and it’s a challenge. The hole measures nearly 430 yards from the back tees. The tee shot plays deceptively uphill.
From The Fairway The green is best approached from the right side of the fairway, which is well-guarded by a fairway bunker.
On The Green Players missing the fairway may find their best chance at par with a pitch out and short iron to the large green, a steep slope from back right to front left. Stay below the hole!
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