Author Archives: JeffreyMachado

A par 5 that can make or break your front nine. For those that have not played the course many times, I would have you be conservative here. To the corner of the dogleg, it is only 200 yards from … Read More

The second hole gives you plenty of room to hit it left off the tee. Right of the fairway is OB and trouble. There is a small bunker left of the fairway that is a good aiming point from the … Read More

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A three wood off the tee keeps you short of the bunker on the left but long hitters can benefit by ripping it past the trouble. Take what club is comfortable to you. If the pin is on the right … Read More

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Golf Tournaments at White Plains The team here at White Plains Country Club has years of experience in helping plan, coordinate and administer corporate and charity events.  Home to one of the most player-friendly and fun golf courses in the state, players … Read More

Another good short par 4. Hit whatever you hit the straightest off the tee. Left off the tee is bad and right off the tee will leave you behind a huge gum tree. This green slopes front to back and … Read More

The first par 5 on the back nine is another long hole. This is a three shot hole with no bunkers. The tee ball should be hit down the middle of the fairway. The second shot should be placed between … Read More

Golf Tournaments at White Plains The team here at White Plains Country Club has years of experience in helping plan, coordinate and administer corporate and charity events.  Home to one of the most player-friendly and fun golf courses in the state, players … Read More

The back nine starts with a challenging par 3 to a very small green. A tee shot to the middle of the green always leaves a short birdie putt. Check the wind, get a good yardage, and trust it. There … Read More