Nearly the same dogleg angle if you simply move the pin for the landing zone further up the fairway, distance isn't exactly precise if you look at where the pin is for the tee box its actually about 20 yards closer IRL so that is about the same, the trees long of the fairway on my hole are in identical spots as the bunkers on the one in the post. my hole may be slightly more lenient on a long ball but on either if you miss right or short you're in trouble. I'd say it's pretty comparable.   

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Hey guys, dumb question here, but restrictions in place have all rakes for sand traps removed.  Does this mean if we hit it into the sand, we should drop it somewhere outside the sand to hit?  I'd imagine the sand traps would be in horrid shape otherwise.

Well 250 downhill is maybe a bit less daunting, into a “gentle breeze”.as well....... I’m still laying up in a medal. 

Thanks, I didn't realize that.  Even so, I'm measuring about 100 yards from the right edge of the green to what I think is probably the OB to the left.  Its about 240 to clear the right bunker, so a solid strike takes that out of play, assuming I actually can carry it 265 into that wind.  So aiming at the middle bunker, almost everything within 50 yards to the right is fairway or green, anything within 50 yards to the left is what appears to be light to moderate rough, with the bunker being a pretty small area dead straight. At around 200 to 200 off the tee, the two left bunkers are out of play, the right bunker is reachable.  Its about 65 yards from the right bunker to the OB, and its still a little over 100 yards from the PA right to the OB left. Perhaps I'm just stunned by my new-found length with the driver, and I'm assuming I'd have something like my current level of (in)accuracy, I'm pretty sure I can hit driver in the 100-yard wide area between the PA and the OB.  The results would vary from a 90-yard shot from the left rough (not too bad) to a 35-yard bunker shot (pretty bad) to a short pitch from the fairway (pretty good) to a putt (really good).  To me that argues for hitting driver, but not aiming at the green. To me the wind causes the largest concern, how hard, how variable?  If its gusty, could it decrease my distance enough to bring the right bunker into play?  If it varies in direction, does it catch a curving shot and accentuate a draw or fade, does it take me off the golf course?  Either of those variables would push me towards being more conservative, playing a shorter club and expecting a tighter shot pattern.