The 14th hole is the longest par 5 on the course and runs alongside the railway line, offering a picturesque yet challenging layout. Off the tee, a gentle left-to-right shot is ideal. Once your ball is in play, you face an important decision regarding how close you want to get to the green for your third shot. The closer you approach, the greater the risk as various hazards, including bunkers and streams, come into play. Careful navigation is key to avoid these obstacles. If you manage to navigate these challenges successfully, you’ll find the green is well-defended by two bunkers on either side. Additionally, the green slopes from back to front, accompanied by gentle runoff areas that can complicate putting. This hole requires strategic planning and execution, rewarding thoughtful play and skillful shot-making.
