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✓ Published: 10-Sep-2015
✓ Published: 10-Sep-2015
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3rd hole - par 3, 123-186 yardsnnThis uphill par 3 will play much longer than it reads on the scorecard, and you don't see much of the putting surface from the tee. A set of bunkers guard the right side while a bailout bent-grass collection area is ready to grab shots that go long and left. The green slope runs from front to back, making club selection crucial to hitting the green in regulation.nnTPC Deere Run’s championship golf course is a destination for golfers in the Midwest. Located in t
3rd hole - par 3, 123-186 yardsnnThis uphill par 3 will play much longer than it reads on the scorecard, and you don't see much of the putting surface from the tee. A set of bunkers guard the right side while a bailout bent-grass collection area is ready to grab shots that go long and left. The green slope runs from front to back, making club selection crucial to hitting the green in regulation.nnTPC Deere Run’s championship golf course is a destination for golfers in the Midwest. Located in t
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_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "2nd hole - 407-561 yards, par 5nnA downhill tee shot to a fairway some 50 feet below makes this hole play shorter than its listed length. A good drive down the left side close to the bunker and you'll have a shot at reaching this one in two. If you play it as a three-shotter, the secondary landing area is layup friendly. The entrance to the green is tight and is guarded by a wetland left, bunkers and a strand of trees right. The smallish, two-tiered green was designed to make pinpoint accuracy a")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "4th hole - Par 4, 305-454 yards nnA unique hole with a large oak tree in the middle of the landing area (like Butler National's 18th) creates a double-fairway. Bunkers guard the left side of the fairway while trees guard the right. The green sits at one of the highest points on the course and appears to float on the horizon. If you miss the green left, right or long, you are in for a tough chip to a small putting surface. Fly the green and you might as well drop another ball.nnTPC Deere Run’s")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "3rd hole - par 3, 123-186 yardsnnThis uphill par 3 will play much longer than it reads on the scorecard, and you don't see much of the putting surface from the tee. A set of bunkers guard the right side while a bailout bent-grass collection area is ready to grab shots that go long and left. The green slope runs from front to back, making club selection crucial to hitting the green in regulation.nnTPC Deere Run’s championship golf course is a destination for golfers in the Midwest. Located in t")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "2nd hole - 407-561 yards, par 5nnA downhill tee shot to a fairway some 50 feet below makes this hole play shorter than its listed length. A good drive down the left side close to the bunker and you'll have a shot at reaching this one in two. If you play it as a three-shotter, the secondary landing area is layup friendly. The entrance to the green is tight and is guarded by a wetland left, bunkers and a strand of trees right. The smallish, two-tiered green was designed to make pinpoint accuracy a")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "4th hole - Par 4, 305-454 yards nnA unique hole with a large oak tree in the middle of the landing area (like Butler National's 18th) creates a double-fairway. Bunkers guard the left side of the fairway while trees guard the right. The green sits at one of the highest points on the course and appears to float on the horizon. If you miss the green left, right or long, you are in for a tough chip to a small putting surface. Fly the green and you might as well drop another ball.nnTPC Deere Run’s")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "4th hole - Par 4, 305-454 yards nnA unique hole with a large oak tree in the middle of the landing area (like Butler National's 18th) creates a double-fairway. Bunkers guard the left side of the fairway while trees guard the right. The green sits at one of the highest points on the course and appears to float on the horizon. If you miss the green left, right or long, you are in for a tough chip to a small putting surface. Fly the green and you might as well drop another ball.nnTPC Deere Run’s")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "8th hole - par 4, 313-428 yardsnnThis intimidating tee shot must thread the needle through a narrow chute of trees to a tight and narrow fairway. The small green is in the open and is surrounded by bunkers and calls for an exacting second shot up the slight hill. The small tongue on the front of the green creates a spot for one of the toughest pin positions on the course. Behind the green awaits a bent grass collection area.nnnTPC Deere Run’s championship golf course is a destination for golfe")
_tpc-deere-run-silvis-illinois.webp "10th hole - Par 5, 466-596 yards nnIt's obvious course designer D.A. Weibring created a")
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