Do you have a Nemesis Hole?

Mine is #18 at Firewheel, the Old Course. It's a 90* dog leg left par 4. Drive is 220 yards to the turn. There are tw0 big bunkers at the end of the fairway. Trees and a creek left. The green is 120yds across the creek and located in a chute of trees, and there is one large tree on the right that partially blocks your shot.

I hate this hole. I either end up left and dead, short right so I have no shot at the green because I didn't make the turn or I chunk my second shot short or right of the green.

18 @ schitty park here in PGH.

somewhere in the 380-400 yard range, par 4, downhill in the middle 200 yards or so, fairway severe left to right slope... uphill from there to the green. entire left side effectively OB.  right side adjacent to 1st fairway, lined with trees and some surprisingly decent rough lately.   

so... doesn't sound *that* bad, right? 

80 yards from the tee box (which isn't really a tee box...oh well) there is a very old tree, about 60-80 feet tall and wide enough to span the entire width of the fairway 'window'   (fairway does open up to about 25 yards wide behind it)

so for those of us who hit low drives (me!), you have to try to hit a huge hook around it, with the ball starting in the 1st fairway,  a huge slice around it, with the ball starting O/B left (and if it does come to the fariway, because of the slope it will find the right rough),  or to tee it really high and risk the embarassing popup 100 yarder.    soooo, say you DO* negotiate these odds....  there are 'mounds'  of huge dirt and incredibly thick foliage/rough  sectioning off the fairway about 125 out.... so say you DO hit a great drive  (about 250-275, and straight or drawing back in) ... your ball will be stuck in hideous mound with no play.   

you could* lay back with a 3w, hybrid, or something, but the green is about 7 yards deep , with shrubs behind it defining ob, so have fun controlling your 175ish approach 

i have made par on the hole a few times, but usually more like double or triple.

At the course I've been playing most often, the 7th is usually my downfall. It's not too long, only about 380-390, but you get to hit over water from each of the tees. That means that from the blue tees, you get to hit over four sections of water. You only need to hit the ball about 170 to clear the water, but with four separate sections, it is imposing, for me. Also, there is usually a crosswind that makes it so easy to gravitate to the largest part of the lake.
If I get past that hole, the 15th and/or the 16th will do me in. The 15th is no great shakes, less than 400 yards, with a slight dogleg left, and OB on the right. The green is on a butte, (that's the best I can describe it), and pretty crooked. Even if you get on, two putts aren't guaranteed.
The 16th is a 165 par 3, usually playing to a 'shorter' distance. The green, however, is about 50 ft elevated, making it play 3 clubs longer, on the average. Still not hard, but if you miss the green, you can easily be in jail.

#3 at Wingpointe is nasty, but my nemesis is #8. 143 yd Par 3, water in front, and left. A bunker in back and more water behind that. Long native grass everywhere else. It's actually a pretty harmless hole all the way around (#17 on the course) but it kills me nearly every time. I think I've hit the green all of twice in the entirety of all the rounds I've played there.

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