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**spapsinee** · 10-27-2009, 03:48 PM

You think that BZ is harder than Westchase? You are one of the few that I have heard that from. From the back Westchase I believe is right around the same distance and I always thought it was harder than BZ by quite a bit.

I am not saying that...all though I have not played Westchase in years so I really do not remember...but I do know that #2, #16 and #18 (PAR 4's over 400 yards) are all severe dog legs to the right and I am more of a straight or right to left player...I can hit a fade but it is not my favorite shot so these holes really do not fit my eye. And on both #16 and #18 you have got to hit your drive at least 250 (threading the needle between trees and OB) to see around the corner (high trees)...I have played a few practice rounds and have yet to figure out a good approach to these holes other then just accepting and playing for a Bogey...

10-27-2009, 03:48 PM	#7
spapsinee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	You think that BZ is harder than Westchase? You are one of the few that I have heard that from. From the back Westchase I believe is right around the same distance and I always thought it was harder than BZ by quite a bit. I am not saying that...all though I have not played Westchase in years so I really do not remember...but I do know that #2, #16 and #18 (PAR 4's over 400 yards) are all severe dog legs to the right and I am more of a straight or right to left player...I can hit a fade but it is not my favorite shot so these holes really do not fit my eye. And on both #16 and #18 you have got to hit your drive at least 250 (threading the needle between trees and OB) to see around the corner (high trees)...I have played a few practice rounds and have yet to figure out a good approach to these holes other then just accepting and playing for a Bogey...
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