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Video: Scary No. 5 at The Sanctuary

Director of Golf/PGA professional Bob Schulz tells you how to play the treacherous par-5, fifth hole in New Lenox.

 
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The Sanctuary's Director of Golf, Bob Schulz, plays No. 5.
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The Sanctuary's Director of Golf, Bob Schulz, plays No. 5.

The good news is that it’s a par-5. The bad news is that you can get in trouble fast if you’re not careful.

The par-5, fifth hole at The Sanctuary is listed at 568 yards from the black tees. Offering a dogleg left, tee shots that stay too far left will make the second shot difficult. As you approach the hole, the landing space available in the fairway is reduced and becomes chute-like. Rated as the No. 1 handicap hole on player scorecards, your work isn’t finished on the green, either, as pin placement plays a huge factor.

“You definitely don’t want to have to putt downhill,” Sanctuary pro Bob Schulz said.

Related Topics: 2012 Golf Guide, Bob Schultz, Southland Golf, and The Sanctuary
Have you stood over a downhill putt on the fifth hole at The Sanctuary? Impossible? Tell us in the comments.

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