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Fullerton Golf Course, North Orange County Scorecard

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Rating/Slope
Hole

Hole #1

The opening hole at Fullerton has a dramatic downhill elevation change with a creek on the left and out-of-bounds to the right. The approach shot is uphill with a bunker on the left-hand side of the green.

 
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Hole #2

The tee shot is the most important shot on this hole, as there is only a narrow landing area with the creek on your left-hand side and out-of-bounds to the right. As golfers approach, 175 yards out, the fairway doglegs to the left. The small green is protected by a moderate uphill grade.

 
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Hole #3

A great risk/reward hole. Golfers who can carry the ball 250 yards can clear the creek, leaving less than 100 yards to the green. Shorter hitters who lay-up will be left with about 160 yards to an elevated green that is protected by two bunkers and a hazard long and right. The third hole is the number one handicap hole on the course.

 
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Hole #4

A reachable par 4 with two bunkers protecting the front of the green. The undulating green is one the largest on the course and slopes from back to front.

 
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Hole #5

The longest par 3 on the course with out-of-bounds on the right-hand side. The hole plays longer than the yardage, as it is against the prevailing wind. A bunker in front of the green adds to this hole’s difficulty.

 
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Hole #6

This par 3 is protected by a greenside bunker in front. The green is wide but narrow, adding challenge to your tee shot.

 
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Hole #7

This short par 3 is not too difficult. If you miss, miss to the right of the green as the left is protected by the creek.

 
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Hole #8

The green on this par 3 is large and slopes from back to front. The hole is protected by two greenside bunkers.

 
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Hole #9

From off the tee, the creek runs on the left-hand side. The last hole of the front nine has an uphill elevation change on your second shot, which can make club selection difficult. 

 
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Hole #10

The back nine begins with a difficult tee shot off this par 4, as golfers need a 225-yard drive to carry a daunting ravine. Your second shot is to a small green protected by a bunker on the left and O.B. if you go long.

 
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Hole #11

This downhill par 3 is protected by two bunkers. Control is key here as a long tee shot brings the creek into play.

 
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Hole #12

A golfer who can play a right-to-left shot can score well on this dogleg left hole. The green is protected by an ash tree and bunker on the left and another bunker on the front right.

 
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Hole #13

This narrow, two-tiered green is this hole’s biggest protector. The tee shot has trees to negotiate on the left and the creek to the right.

 
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Hole #14

The longest par 4 on the course, which plays as a par 5 for women, has the creek to the right and out-of-bounds to the left. The second shot is uphill to a large green that slopes from back to front.

 
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Hole #15

This downhill par 3 has the entrance road to the right and a long, narrow green, which plays into the prevailing wind. Control and placement are key here.

 
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Hole #16

This hole is a dogleg right with an uphill approach shot. It requires an aggressive tee shot as the elevated green is hard to hold. 

 
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Hole #17

The smart tee shot on Hole 17 is a lay-up, and woods are not to be used on this hole. The second shot should find the small green over a well-placed bunker.

 
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Hole #18

The par 3 finishing hole at Fullerton is protected by a bunker on the right-hand side. Golfers must hit over a ravine to a large and flat green.

 
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INTOTMen'sWomen's
Back36850535428518516613616535925233321375033384011533442921452645516865.4 / 11469.6 / 120
Forward36049331427817715812815635224163231324973284011463342881352584500064.4 / 11369 / 118
Handicap3511511131797 12188621441016    
                        
                        
Par M/W4544333343343544
5		344334
35		67
68		  
                        
                        
Handicap7319131517115 81861221441016    

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