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Par-4 golf strategy: tee-shot decisions, approach distances, short vs long par-4 tactics, and monthly scoring challenges to lower your handicap.
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What Par 4 Does
Dedicated to the par-4: strategy, club choices, and scoring challenges for the hole type that makes up most of every golf course.
Why the two-shot hole is golf's standard test, and how architects use doglegs and hazards to set the question.
Driver isn't a default: picking the club that leaves your favorite approach distance, hole by hole.
Playing to the fat side, taking one more club, and the stats on where amateurs actually miss.
The 300-yard teaser and the 460-yard brute demand opposite strategies — here's each playbook.
Track your par-4 scoring average for a month against players at your handicap and watch the number drop.
Hole-by-hole breakdowns of celebrated par-4s and what their design teaches about your home course.
How Par 4 Works
Log a few rounds to learn your real par-4 average and your best approach distances.
Pick the approach spot first, then the tee club that gets you there — before you reach the tee.
Play the monthly par-4 challenge and watch the average fall as decisions, not swings, improve.
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They're most of the course — typically ten of eighteen holes — so a half-stroke improvement on par-4s moves your score more than anything you do on the other eight.
Scratch golfers average right around 4.0; a mid-handicapper typically sits near 5. Knowing your own number is the start — the monthly challenge tracks it for you.
No. The right tee club is the one that leaves your best approach distance from the fairway. On many par-4s that's a fairway wood or hybrid, and the scorecard doesn't award style points.
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