Fred Vuich/GOLF MAGAZINE
Gene Sarazen made a double-eagle on the 15th hole en route to his 1935 victory.
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Playing No. 15. John Cook's strategy
(RealAudio - 28.8)
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Pyracantha koidzumii
Par 5, 500 Yards
The hole on which Gene Sarazen made his famous double-eagle in 1935.
The landing area presents one large mound and several smaller ones,
reducing the width to only 30 yards. A straight tee shot can allow
long hitters who evade the mounds to try to reach the green in two, flying
over the pond immediately in front of the putting surface.
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