What Club Would You Hit?
What Club Would You Hit?
4th & 8th Green at Cacapon Golf Course WVA
What Club Would You Hit posting for today’s golf hole is the 4th & 8th Green at Cacapon Golf Course in West Virginia. The fourth hole at Cacapon Golf Course in West Virginia is a slightly downhill shot to a double green. In the true Robert Trent Jones tradition, the golf course designer, the tee is a long ribbon, playing from the tips, Blue tees = 194 yards, White = 160, Yellow = 140, and Red = 113. The green is angled back from right to left, with trouble on the left front—the fairway before the green is tilted so any shot short goes left into the problem. The pin for the fourth hole is on the right. The pin for the eighth hole, coming from the opposite direction, is on the left.
New Posting Series for golfers – What Club Would You Hit?
What Club Would You Hit? Starting today, I’m going to begin a weekly post on Tuesday about the golf holes I have photographed or painted. Showing beautiful golf holes with descriptions. This photograph is used as an illustration for my new book, “Golf a la Cart Version 2,” now available on Amazon or by contacting me.
PBS Studios
PBS Studios is a feature and content writer/photography/digital painting company that has written and published over 100 articles for newspapers, magazines, and online publications. I’ve also had many other photographs published as illustrations in commercial and textbook publications. As a digital photo painter, I’ve displayed my work in shops, libraries, galleries, restaurants, commercial buildings (including Manassas City Hall), and on banners.
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