14 | Laurel Links Country Club

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Handicap

Bunkers wrap nearly the entire target, making the middle the smartest landing zone regardless of pin.

Center of the green is the play.

How to play

Another short par 3, but one full of danger. The false front that drops into a greenside bunker may tempt you to club up, but long is just as perilous as short—a high-lip bunker wraps the left, front, right, and back-right sides of the green. The back-left corner of the green is the only area protected by a collar that falls into the first cut. The smart play is the center of the green, no matter the flagstick position, though an approach that finishes long-left is also safe.

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