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"My perspective is that it is relatively straightforward for mid-handicappers who have a few shots to play with but a very stern test for scratch players," said Wright.
"But the traps are deep and, very often, you're struggling to see over the top of a lip. Not only that, you're either playing into either a sharp upslope or you have to be wary of a steep runoff the other side of the hole.
"It's often best to play sideways!"