Do You Know What Hole This Is?

The following photo was taken in the spring of 1997 weeks before construction started about 14 months before we opened the front 9-holes on May 18, 1998. The picture was taken from the tee that became what hole?

The following picture was taken early summer of 1997

The following picture was taken summer of 1997

If you were thinking Hole 2 you are correct!

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On this day – January 16, 1949; Ben Hogan won the Bing Crosby Pro-Am tournament

Ben Hogan shot a final round 70 to win the Bing Crosby Pro-Am tournament, earning $2,000.00. The event was a three day, 54-hole tournament played at Cypress Point Club, Monterey Country Club and the Pebble Beach Country Club in Monterey California.

He earned an additional $500.00 for placing third in the Pro-Am best-ball competition teaming with Johnny Dawson of Los Angeles, the defending champions in the Pro-Am division.

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On this day – January 12, 1997; Tiger Woods wins the Mercedes Championship; his third win in nine PGA Tour starts

Tiger Woods won the Mercedes in incredible fashion for his third win

Tiger Woods captured the third win of his career.  This was Tigers third win in nine total starts on the PGA Tour.  The 1997 Mercedes Championship was plagued with ugly wet weather that shortened the even to 54 holes.  They attempted the play the final round as half of the field was not he course when they decided to halt play.  The PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem and Tournament directors agreed upon a sudden death playoff between the two players tied at the top of the leaderboard.

After 54 holes Tom Lehman and Tiger Woods were tied both at -14 under which gave them entry into the playoff.  It was a disappointing way to end the first tournament of the year but the playoff didn’t fail to give the tournament a flashy finish.  It was quite fitting that the 1996 Player of the Year (Lehman) & Rookie of the Year (Woods) would duke it out.

Source: golfhistorytoday