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HOLE BY HOLE COURSE ANALYSIS

FOX DEN COUNTRY CLUB • FIRST AND SECOND ROUND GROUPINGSNEWS SENTINEL OPEN PRESENTED BY PILOT

2013 OPEN FIELD

*Names of participants indicated in bold are local residents. *This list is for informational purposes only. Field is subject to change. Player can contact PGA Tour Headquarters for their alternate status.

FD FD Rd. 1 Rd. 2 TEE 1 10TEE 7:30 12:30 Scott Sterling Shane Bertsch Rafael Echenique

Baton Rouge, LA Denver, CO San Luis, Argentina 7:40 12:40 Troy Merritt Dusty Fielding Todd Demsey

Meridian, ID St. George, UT Scottsdale, AZ 7:50 12:50 Richard Scott Adam Crawford Eric Axley

St. Simons Island, GA Brisbane, Qld., Australia Knoxville, TN 8:00 1:00 Steven Alker 22 Randall Hutchison Glen Day

Hamilton, New Zealand Traverse City, MI Alotian, AR 8:10 1:10 Kevin Foley 19 Brad Adamonis Steve Allan

Palm Beach Gdns.,, FL Cumberland, RI Melbourne, Australia 8:20 1:20 Nick Flanagan Scott Parel 24 Whee Kim 25

New Castle, Australia Augusta, GA South Korea 8:30 1:30 B.J. Staten Rob Oppenheim Brian Duncan

Cottonwood Hts., UT Andover, MA Mount Pleasant, SC 8:40 1:40 Alexandre Rocha Roger Sloan Peter Lonard

Sao Paulo, Brazil Merritt, Canada Sydney, Australia 8:50 1:50 Roland Thatcher Guy Boros Ron Whittaker

The Woodlands, TX Ft. Lauderdale, FL Little Rock, AR9:00 2:00 Sam Saunders Zack Miller Andy Winings

Fort Collins, CO San Rafael, CA Brownsburg, IN 9:10 2:10 Oscar Fraustro Stephan Jaeger Scott Pinckney

Chihuahua, Mexico Chattanooga, TN Scottsdale, AZ 9:20 2:20 Dustin Garza Steve Friesen Matt Hill

Mission, TX Scottsdale, AZ Sarnia, Ont., Canada9:30 2:30 Matt Eschenburg Walt Chapman Peter Malnati

The Woodlands, TX Nashville, TN Dandridge, TN FD FD Rd. 1 Rd. 2 TEE 10 1TEE 7:30 12:30 Robert Gamez Marco Dawson Fran Quinn

Orlando, FL Lakeland, FL Holden, MA 7:40 12:40 Brett Wetterich Lee Bedford Andrew Loupe

Jupiter, FL Cary, NC Baton Rouge, LA7:50 12:50 Matt Bettencourt Chris Smith Garrett Willis

Spartanburg, SC Peru, IN Knoxville, TN8:00 1:00 Joe Durant Philip Pettitt, Jr. Hunter Haas

Gulf Breeze, FL Murfreesboro, TN Ft. Worth, TX8:10 1:10 Patrick Cantlay 23 Wes Short, Jr. J.J. Killeen

Long Beach, CA Austin, TX Ft. Worth, TX 8:20 1:20 Dawie van der Walt Richard S. Johnson Aron Price

Kingwood, TX Stockholm, Sweden Sydney, Australia 8:30 1:30 Michael Putnam 1 Carlos Franco Jonathan Hodge

Tacoma, WA Palm City, FL Chattanooga, TN 8:40 1:40 Shaun Micheel Lee Janzen Todd Hamilton

Memphis, TN Orlando, FL Westlake, TX8:50 1:50 Heath Slocum Len Mattiace Wes Roach

Alpharetta, GA Jacksonville, FL Knoxville, TN9:00 2:00 Michael Sims Bio Kim Josh Broadaway

Belmont Hills, Bermuda Seoul, South Korea Dothan, AL9:10 2:10 Fernando Mechereffe Andy Pope Derek Fathauer

Pelotas, Brazil Glen Ellyn, IL Jupiter, FL 9:20 2:20 Clodomiro Carranza Reid Edstrom Brian Prouty

Argentina Auburn, AL Tucson, AZ9:30 2:30 Stephen Shellock Johan Kok David Holmes

Orlando, FL Nashville, TN Knoville, TN

FD FD Rd. 1 Rd. 2 TEE 1 10TEE 12:30 7:30 Skip Kendall Kevin Kisner 14 Alex Cejka

Windermere, FL Aiken, SC Munich, Germany 12:40 7:40 Cliff Kresge Daniel Chopra 18 James Nitties

Heathrow, FL Falun, Sweden Walkabout Creek, Australia12:50 7:50 Nathan Green Mike Lavery Michael Connell

Newcastle, NSW, Australia Mission Viejo, CA Austin, TX 1:00 8:00 Hudson Swafford Kent Jones Patrick Sheehan

Tallahassee, FL Albuquerque, NM Warwick, RI1:10 8:10 Kelly Kraft Tim Wilkinson 9 Craig Bowden

Dallas, TX Palmerston North, New Zealand Bloomington, IN 1:20 8:20 Mathew Goggin 21 Ryan Spears Ryuji Imada

Hobart, Australia Wichita, KS Tampa, FL 1:30 8:30 Mark Anderson 8 Kevin Johnson Brad Elder

Beaufort, SC Pembroke, MA Dallas, TX1:40 8:40 Billy Hurley III Spencer Levin Nick Rousey

Annapolis, MD Elk Grove, CA Pensacola, FL 1:50 8:50 Nate Smith Tommy Cocha Franklin Corpening

Santa Cruz, CA Salta, Argentina Ft. Worth, TX 2:00 9:00 Matias O'Curry Matt Hendrix Jason Allred

Argentina Greenville, SC Scottsdale, AZ2:10 9:10 I J Jang Tim Kunick John Chin

Fullerton, CA Bismark, ND Temecula, CA2:20 9:20 Adam Hart David Skinns Loren Personett

Blythewood, SC Suwanee, GA Nashville, TN 2:30 9:30 Dominic Bozzelli Kyle G. Morris Derek Rende

Pittsford, NY Scottsdale, AZ Chattanooga, TNFD FD Rd. 1 Rd. 2 TEE 10 1TEE 12:30 7:30 Adam Hadwin Vaughn Taylor Scott Dunlap

Abbotsford, BC, Canada Augusta, GA Duluth, GA 12:40 7:40 Paul Claxton Corey Nagy Bubba Dickerson

Sea Island, GA Charlotte, NC Hilliard, FL 12:50 7:50 Miguel Angel Carballo D.J. Brigman Will MacKenzie

Buenos Aries, Argentina Albuquerque, NM Greenville, NC 1:00 8:00 Chris Wilson Sung Kang Jason Schultz

Dublin, OH Carrolton, TX Colombia, MO1:10 8:10 Aaron Goldberg Garth Mulroy David Gossett

Encinitas, CA Raleigh, NC Austin, TX1:20 8:20 Gavin Coles Vince Covello Danny Ellis

Bathurst, Australia Ponte Vedra Bch., FL Heathrow, FL 1:30 8:30 Tyrone Van Aswegen Byron Smith Chad Collins

Johannesburg, South Africa Palm Desert, CA Cloverdale, IN 1:40 8:40 Ashley Hall Bhavik Patel Andrew D. Putnam

Melbourne, Australia Bakersfield, CA University Place, WA 1:50 8:50 James White Jerod Turner Bryden MacPherson

Acworth, GA Colleyville, TX Jupiter, FL2:00 9:00 Chip Deason Erik Flores James Sacheck

Evans, GA Grass Valley, CA Fort Worth, TX2:10 9:10 Scott Harrington Dae-Hyun Kim Matt Harmon

Scottsdale, AZ South Korea Grand Rapids, MI 2:20 9:20 Blayne Barber Sejun Yoon Chase Carroll

Lake City, FL San Diego, CA Knoxville, TN2:30 9:30 Brandon Brown Seth Parmer Ryan Nelson

Shelbyville, KY Bowdon, GA Charleston, SC

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Twenty years after accomplishing amonumental feat on the LadiesProfessional Golf Association Tour,named its Rookie of the Year in 1993,Suzanne Strudwick is teaching 50Farragut junior girls, ages 9-13, thegame of golf as Fairways & Greens’director of junior development.

Still a card-holding LPGA Tour mem-ber after 14 years on tour, Strudwick isthe new head coach of Carson-NewmanUniversity’s Women’s Golf team.

Having played Fox Den CountryClub’s course “about five or six times,”Strudwick also has witnessed severalNews Sentinel Opens at FDCC.

She expressed a special respect —from a professional perspective — forthe 44-year-old venue, which is set tohost the 2013 News Sentinel Open pre-sented by Pilot Thursday-Sunday, Aug.15-18.

“I think it is a tricky golf course,”Strudwick said about the Par 71, 7,071-yard course. “I’m amazed every year asto how low the scores are. I really don’tthink it’s that easy.”

However, “These guys hit it so far,they make these courses look sillynow,” Strudwich added. “I think it’sthe caliber of the tour pros these days,its just amazing to me, of how well theyhit it and how well they manage theirgames now. … You will play thatcourse and hit every club in your bag.It really will examine everything. Ireally like it. I enjoy it.

“The front nine is where you can letyour driver loose a little bit more”

because fairways “are a lot moreopen.”

With much narrower fairways fromNo. 11 through No. 14, “The back nineis all about scoring and all about place-ment … they cannot hit their driver somuch,” she said. “It’s almost two dis-tinct” types of holes.

“I’ve heard the average is abouteight to nine drivers a round.”

Strudwich breaks down, hole byhole, how she thinks the Web.com Tourfield should play the course:

No. 1Par 4, 482 yards (downhill slope off

tee): “Typically, there’s going to besome nerves involved teeing off on thefirst hole, so play it safe and aim formiddle left [off the tee]. … If you’regoing to miss it, miss left. If you hugthe right side, you can get yourself intosome trouble. … Your tee shot is para-mount.

“If you hit the fairway, the troublethere is a bunker on the left, and thentrees and a hill on the right. … If youknow you’re not going to hit the green,they play a lay-up shot.”

“It’s a fairly easy hole to make abirdie. … It’s a big green, it’s got someundulation to it. … Get it as close asyou can on that third shot.”

No. 2Par 3, 193 yards (downhill off tee

with water fronting green): “One thingat Fox Den pros probably don’t take inaccount so much, is that it does tend tobe windy. And with the elevationchange that that course has, I see a lot

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Strudwick breaks downNews Sentinel Open course

No.1No.2Par 4,

482 yards

Par 4, 409 yards

Par 3, 193 yards

No.3

of pros over-clubbing on that hole. Soit’s probably half a club less that whatyou think.

“And if it hits the front edge, it willroll up that green because it sits downand it’s relatively flat, and it tends tobe a little harder.”

No. 3Par 4, 409 yards (uphill all the way,

slight dogleg): “You walk off there witha 4 and you’ve done well. … Premiumbunkering up around the greens, soyour second shot is to an elevatedgreen where you can’t see the pin.”

Off the tee with a driver, “Hit thefairway middle-right, that’s a goodapproach. Definitely pick the right

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club for your second shot. It’s going tobe more than you think.”

No. 4Par 4, 436 yards (slightly downhill

off tee): “Three and four, both of thoseholes are very similar. Four goes back

down the hill, but again it’s a dogleg tothe right. … Play less [club]. It’s aslopey green.”

No. 5Par 5, 533 yards: “This one I’d say is

a birdie hole. At this point in yourround you’ll really want to start attack-ing it. It narrows down as it comes intothe green. There’s some danger in

going for it in two. But being in abunker around this green is not a prob-lem. It’s a small green.”

No. 6Par 3, 198 yards (steep downhill off

tee): “Being that it’s straight downhill,it plays at least a club, or club-and-a-half shorter than the yardage. …Seeing what the wind’s doing and hav-

ing a plan is premium on that hole,because that will change day to day.

No. 7Par 4, 422 yards (uphill off tee):

“When I’ve played it and when I’vewatched, pros have a lot of trouble onthis one. I think it’s because it doglegs

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No.7Par 4, 422 yards

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Par 4, 436 yards

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to the left, and there’s out-of-boundson the right. I saw a lot of shots fromthe tee box, balls that were going justtoo far. So it’s probably not a driver offthe tee on that one. … You hit downinto the fairway and then back up. Youcan run out of fairway, so that oneprobably would be a 3-wood off the tee.

No. 8Par 4, 400 yards: “That one is fairly

easy. … It’s not a difficult hole. Thatwould be a birdie hole opportunity. …Probably not a driver off the tee.”

No. 9 Par 4, 421 yards: (downhill off tee,

then uphill to the green): “You’ve justgot to watch the corners. Probably nota driver off the tee. Make sure if youcut the corner you do it right. … With9 being back up the hill and into thegreen, again you can’t see the bottomof the green, so you’re elevationchange is knowing how hard the greenis, how much release and pin place-ment to be able to attack it.”

No. 10Par 5, 561 yards: “Kind of similar to

No. 1, but not the elevation. This one isjust a straightaway, long par 5. Justcurls around to the right. Again, Iwould say I lot of them might be able togo for it in two. But if you don’t lay upto a yardage that you know, there’s nota lot of trouble on that apart from theout-of-bounds because of the drivingrange on the left.”

“A slight fade off the tee box is prob-ably a good play, and then either go forit or lay up to your favorite yardage.Again, an undulating, smallish green,so having a comfortable wedge intothat green is paramount because youdon’t want a long putt. Those greenscan get you. They get really crusty bymid-August. If you’re above the hole,you’re better off being short of all theholes putting up into it, instead ofbeing long putting down. … On thesepar 5s, it just really knowing youryardage and what your wedges can do.”

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No. 11 & No. 12No. 11, Par 4, 413 yards, and No. 12,

Par 4, 373 yards (begins a series of nar-row fairways): “It begins those stringof holes that are very narrow. You’re ona slight slope of the fairway. So thefairway’s running away from you.Again, it’s not going to be a driver offthe tee, because otherwise if you miss

it you’ll either be in the rough or in thetrees.

“And the fairway is not flat, it’sslopey on both 11 and 12. It’s smallgreens, slight doglegs. Again, they’rejust going to have wedges or shortirons for their second shots, even withhitting a 3-wood or 2-iron off the teebox.”

No. 13 Par 3, 166 yards: “The little short

one. That one has got a fairly small,narrow green. And again, it’s a littleexposed out there so the wind cancatch it. To me it’s all about the greenon that one and just aim really accu-

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rate. You can get into some trouble ifyou miss the green because of theslopes. … They’re going to be hitting8-, 7-iron. It’s fairly level.”

No. 14Par 4, 368 yards: “Again, that’s a nar-

row, real short hole. Probably going tohave a 3-iron, 2-iron off the tee. …There’s more trees and there’s moredoglegs. Slopey. … Long, narrowgreen.”

No. 15Par 4, 427 yards: “It slopes from left

to right, so you want to hit your drivermiddle left because it will start slopingdown. And then it’s a straight downhillshot into the green. Small green. Anelevation change again. A big changefrom hitting down into the green.Probably again, not a driver off the tee.

“Green tends to be a little firmer onthat one because it’s sitting down a lit-tle bit, so the ball might release a littlebit further on that green. They’ll prob-ably be hitting 7-iron into it, so they’re

getting a lot of spin.”

No. 16Par 3, 214 yards (big pond fronts

green). “That one is probably the sig-nature hole. That’s the one that[many] spectators go to. A lot of noise.… They’ll experience a lot of noisebecause of all the hoopla around that.It’s a good learning experience hole.”

“Again, it’s very open, [you’re] hit-ting across water. It’s a big, slopinggreen. You’re wide open, so what thepros might feel back on the tee box isnot necessarily the wind on the green,

so they have to pay attention to thegreen being exposed and quite windy.And they’re kind of sheltered backthere on the tee box.”

No. 17 Par 4, 458 yards: “A fairly long slog of

a hole. It’s just slightly uphill andaround the corner. That green is nar-row, and there’s a couple of dips on theside of the greens that if you miss it onthe left or the right, you’ve got awk-ward chip shots. … Seventeen is sort

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Par 3, 166 yards


No.14

Par 4, 427 yards


No.16

Par 4, 458 yards

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“It’s kind of fun. It’s a good spectatorgreen to go watch, because you’ll see alot of the guys being creative.”

No. 18Par 5, 597 yards (pond fronts green):

Eighteen is the fun hole for the specta-tors. … They tend to hit the ball mid-dle right on that one. Kind of hug thetree line a little bit more to have ashorter hit into the green. It’s down-hill. They’re typically hitting probably2-irons, 3-irons into that green. It’spretty much an island green.

“It’s a tough second shot becausethe fairway slopes away from them. It’sdownhill. The green’s downhill. Andthat green can get a little crusty bySunday, so anything on the front willrelease.

If spectators “could get a little clos-

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“That hole plays typically downhill,so that’s why they can get to it.”

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Par 5, 597 yards

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