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They just lenthened a par three at Augusta to 245 yds.Even Tiger says he will have a 5 wood in his bag just for that hole!

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wow, thats pretty lengthy. is that all straight?

Is what straight?

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that hole is just lengthen...no different from the old shorter par 3 hole...just the tee box is further...(i think)
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the hole.

It's a one-shot hole. It has to be straight...

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Bye the bye Eric you play the Red X is it the center or heal shafted and how much do you like it?I'm really considering getting one.

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It's a one-shot hole. It has to be straight...

heh sorry, im a golf n00b. everything is new to me/ half the time i have no idea what you guys are talkin about. but im learning.... slowly.

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Bye the bye Eric you play the Red X is it the center or heal shafted and how much do you like it?I'm really considering getting one.

The Red X is heel-shafted. The Red X2 is the center-shafted version.

I love it. I reviewed it if you look for it. It's the putter I use. It's my gamer.

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Here are the usga guidelines for the length of holes.

Looks like agusta is going to push the limits on the par 3 lenght.

"The USGA has periodically issued guidlines for the par-ratings of holes based on their lengths; i.e., if a hole is 200 yards, it is a par-3.

Those guidelines have changed over the years, and the way they are used has changed, too.

The current guidelines are these for men:

Par 3 - Up to 250 yards
Par 4 - 251 to 470 yards
Par 5 - 471 yards to 690 yards
Par 6 - 691 yards or more

And for women:

Par 3 - Up to 210 yards
Par 4 - 211 to 400 yards
Par 5 - 401 to 575 yards
Par 6 - 575 yards or more"
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Yep you read that right. Played a course here in ohio this summer with a par 6. Here is a link with some pics of the hole.

what club do you use on your second shot? driver again?

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I dont know about the rest of you but any par 3 over 200 yards, I'm definitely happy with getting a par.

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kklick, those guidelines cant be right cuz at Bethpage Black, one of the par 4s, on the back, measures 499. oh wait, i suppose that's measuring from the tour tee.

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Oakland Hills is lengthing the 17th Hole, which is already a brutal uphill 210yd hole to 230+ yards. Along with the other course renovations, it should make the '08 PGA very interesting to watch.

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