Ryder Cup Course 2014 - Gleneagles: Hole 13
Golf Monthly takes an in-depth look at the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles the Ryder Cup Course 2014
Golf Monthly takes an in-depth look at the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles the Ryder Cup Course 2014
Ryder Cup Course 2014
Hole 13 – “Wimplin’ Wyne” – Par 4 – 481 Yards
The longest par-4 on the course, demanding a straight, well struck tee shot to a blind fairway that narrows at 280 yards. Whilst the green looks inviting from the tee, a deep bunker and various run-off’s await a poorly struck second. A tricky green considering the length of the hole, 4 is always a good score here and will rarely not been good enough for a half.
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