Blue 535 – White 510 – Green 483

The Hole Story

 A long par 5, usually plays into the wind. From the white tees you will need a 230 yard drive to clear the drainage ditch. Tee shot placement is crucial for a long second shot. The smaller elevated green is protected by a front left bunker, a miss right or left will have you chipping uphill.

Naming the Hole

Mt. Fuji White Cherry trees line this hole, left, back, and right.   The *Prunus serrulata ‘Mt. Fuji’* is a flowering cherry tree with white, semi-double flowers and bronze-tinged foliage. It is a small, deciduous tree that can grow to be 12–15 ft tall and 20 ft wide. The tree has young leaves that are pale green with pointed tips, and bronze-tinged as they unfold. In the spring, the tree produces clusters of fragrant white flowers that contrast with the bronze-tinged foliage. The foliage then transforms into vibrant orange and red shades. The tree’s unique form gives the impression that the white flowers are tumbling down from the peak.

Aerial Flyover

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