🔍Finding the golf ball at Spy Glass Hill is no easy task due to the aggressive lines and soft ground.
⛳Each hole at Spy Glass Hill is named after a character or portion of Treasure Island.
🌲The tree-lined fairways at Spy Glass Hill make it challenging to find the golf ball.
💨The windy conditions at Spy Glass Hill add an extra element of difficulty.
🧐Preferred lies allow golfers to move the ball to a better position if it is touching the fringe or first cut rough.
Why is it difficult to find the golf ball at Spy Glass Hill?
—The aggressive lines and soft ground make it challenging to locate the golf ball.
What are the holes at Spy Glass Hill named after?
—Each hole is named after a character or portion of Treasure Island.
How do the tree-lined fairways at Spy Glass Hill affect the game?
—The tree-lined fairways make it more difficult to find the golf ball.
What role does the wind play at Spy Glass Hill?
—The windy conditions add an extra element of difficulty to the game.
What are preferred lies?
—If the ball is touching the fringe or first cut rough, golfers are allowed to move it to a better position.
00:00Mark Carney and Rory mroy Carney face the challenge of finding their golf ball at Spy Glass Hill.
00:35The soft ground at Spy Glass Hill causes the ball to embed, making it difficult to see.
01:55Number one at Spy Glass Hill is called Treasure Island.
02:30The windy conditions at Spy Glass Hill make the game more challenging.
03:01Rory mroy Carney gets relief as his ball is on the edge of the first cut rough and fringe.
03:14Rory mroy Carney takes advantage of preferred lies to improve his ball's position.
03:58The size of the pitch mark at Spy Glass Hill emphasizes the difficulty of the course.
04:23Rory mroy Carney finds his ball embedded on the right side and successfully continues his game.
