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Yup. When I only have a short time to get 9 in I hit a little course down the road. Hole 3 is a short par 4 with a blind uphill tee shot. OB is left with very large oaks on the left and right side. The left trees are massive and over hang the entire left side of the fairway. This pretty much rules out driver as going right of the left trees will put you behind the right trees. Hitting under the trees on the left is bad as well. Leaves you with a short iron to the green. These shots will get tangled in the trees. So, your only tee shot is a low 200 yarder to the right of the overhanging left trees. Too far and you run off into more trees, too short and your 2nd will be blind. Missing the elevated green with your 2nd usually leaves tough chips in either nasty rough or an awkward stance. Several holes on this course require you to look up at where you may think your ball will fly. A perfect straight shot can hit trees that hang over many of the fairways and shots to par 3s. Fun little course actually.