The third hole feels like a longer, more bunkered version of the second hole. The fairway is pretty generous off the tee, but the dogleg to the right takes a sharper turn. There's more of an opportunity to run up the ball from the rough, but there's a division in the fairway that invites a more precise layup for the course's first par 5.
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