Otley Golf Club

The Course - Hole 10

297 Yds

263 Yds

250 Yds

Hole 10

White	Yellow	Red	Blue
Par 4	Par 4	Par 4	Par 4
297 Yards	263 Yards	250 Yards	288 Yards
Stroke Index 16	Stroke Index 16	Stroke Index 18	Stroke Index 16

The tenth hole provides a risk and reward opportunity off the white tees for long hitters and a stern test for others despite looking straightforward on the scorecard. Tree lined on both sides, those on the right must the stream that runs the length of the hole. This combined with a steep drop off fairway at times will capture any loose shots. A good shot to the left-hand side of the fairway, short of the bunker, will allow a good chip to find the accessible flag. Just don't go long or right of the green as water awaits any errant shot.

A short walk over the Joan Glendining bridge makes for a pretty walk over the beck to the eleventh tee boxes.

Phil Dodds - Senior Course Superintendant :-

"The 10th is a par 4 that tries to entice you to carry one of the few fairway bunkers here at Otley - especially when played from the yellow tees. With trees along the left and a stream all along the right handside, make sure you stay straight as an errant drive can make getting a par difficult. This green is one of several that have been recently lightning drained helping to improve drainage and grass sword density to overall improve the putting surfaces. For me this is a real risk and reward hole ."

Hole Sponsor - Ward & Son Carriers