Ryder Cup Course 2014 - Gleneagles: Hole 15
Golf Monthly takes an in-depth look at the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles ahead of the 2014 Ryder Cup.
Golf Monthly takes an in-depth look at the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles the Ryder Cup Course 2014
Ryder Cup Course 2014
Hole 15 – “Ochil Sicht” – Par 4 – 463 Yards
After a brief respite at 14, players are met by the toughest par-4 on the back nine when they arrive at the 15th. This dogleg left requires an accurate tee shot, as a bunker right and deep rough left will make reaching the green in two troublesome. The approach plays downhill to a long, narrow 3-tiered green that is almost 50 yards in length. The putting surface is protected by two bunkers to the right and a steep run-off to the left.
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