Blue 393 – White 366 – Green 285

The Hole Story

Tee shot placement is key. Trees up the right and a creek up the left. A tee shot favoring the center leads to a good look into the green.The creek crosses 50 yards in front of the green, bringing a layup into play. Shots into the green require special attention, a bunker guards the front left side and short will leave you scrambling to make par.

Naming the Hole

Double Lavender Hydrangea, also known as  Forever & Ever Together Hydrangea.  This variety is a hortensia macrophylla type which thrives on the Oregon Coast.  They yield double petals that are lavender in acidic soil and pink in basic soil.  They antique into jewel toned colors in late summer and by fall they turn brilliant burgundy.   Look for a full row of these hydrangeas on the right side of the middle fairway leading to hole 2.

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