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Firstly congratulations to Aaron Rai on his first Major Championship victory at the PGA Championship. I for one thought it was a great championship to watch with so many twists and turns and I felt the course was perfect, rewarding players who put the ball in the fairway.
The PGA Tour now moves back to Texas but this time heading for Dallas and the third year under the name of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson which will be played for the third year at TPC Craig Ranch. Designed by 1973 Open Champion Tom Weiskopf and to be honest he probably wouldn’t put it among his best designs and that is more down to the topography and the remit he was probably given.
The course is relatively flat and is routed round Rowlett Creek, which meanders through this long, narrow plot of land. The course is all about distance with seven of the par fours weighing in at over 450 yards, with the toughest probably being the 493 yard, 12th. The bunkers don’t really come into play off the tee, but your approach shot needs to carry the river which protects the front of the green while also avoiding the bunker running the entire right side of the putting surface.
The courses signature hole is probably the drivable par 4, 14th hole weighing in at 330 yards, the tee shot is slightly downhill with water on the left and a half dozen bunkers around the green. This is followed by the courses best par 3 measuring 216 yards with a pond on your left and sand on your right and of course if you finish in the sand on the right, you are faced with a bunker shot back towards that water on the left!
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