BLACK STONE Exclusive Golf Club

NORTH COURSE

3RD HOLE

PAR 4409 M

• 310
• 337
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• 409

Smaller Green Than Other Holes — Stable and Strategic Play Required

This is the longest par-4 hole at Blackstone, requiring you to decide in advance just how much of a challenge you're willing to take on before making your tee shot. From the teeing ground, players can enjoy the strategic thrill of shaping their shots with either a fade or a draw. The sand bunker on the right side of the fairway serves as a target that tests both distance and accuracy, especially for long hitters. If you aim for a long shot toward the left, keep in mind the clusters of rock formations that must be factored into your strategy. For your second shot, consider playing toward the mid-right area, which opens up a more accessible approach to the green. This relatively small green is protected by two front-left bunkers and a wooded area, so aiming this way provides a clearer path. Though it is the longest par 4 on the course, remember that the green is smaller than those of other holes—prioritize stable and well-planned play. On windy days, you may feel the breeze at the teeing ground, but when putting, the trees surrounding the green will offer a sense of warmth and serenity, as though you're putting in the heart of the forest.