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Hole 3
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Hole 3. Par 4 Stroke 9: Very slight dog leg right. Green well guarded by willow trees and small rivulet - about 20, from the front of the green. Large bluegum trees on the right. Pine tree on the left at the 150 mark. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Well guarded green by willows trees which grow in tandem on both side of the small river running across the fairway. No bunkers. Take care with the willows as they are quite wide from back to front and often when you think you have cleared them you may find that the ball hit the branches on its downward path. Distance between far side of river and green is no more than 7 to 8 meters. |
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| A real hazard to catch a badly hit shot. Dry in summer but still difficult to play from as a hazard. |  |
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Narrow entrance into the green. Green is quite large - about 25 meters - no bunkers |
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