Fairway Number Nine

This par three is particularly difficult hitting from the whites, with the imposing bunker out front and the club house right up the way. There is decent grass to land on up the left side of the green but hitting on the green here remains the best policy.

Plan the club you use here carefully as the distance is deceiving and often golfers hit short and end up in the large sand trap protecting the entire front of this green. Where you land is particularly important here because the green is very big and often called one of Fair Havens' most difficult to judge.