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267 Downhill, what are you hitting


Hole 4, Angel Fire Country Club, NM

by steak4bfast

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31 Comments

  4. TreeChap

    Bet that’s beautiful in the fall – sheesh!

  7. 3DanO1

    3i probably, and probably ending up short. Hitting 3w seems quite risky and probably brings bogey into play. Long seems like instant bogey or worse

  12. bartolocologne40

    Looks like you could hit almost anything and bounce it down, but probably 5 or 6 iron and roll it to the front.

  14. The_Nutz16

    It’s at 8600 feet and very significantly downhill, so probably a 5i.

  17. Reasonable-Sea9749

    What’s it playing? Course is at 8600 feet and if it’s playing more like 200 yards probably a 7 iron

  18. AdamOnFirst

    Well 200 feet downhill is something like a 220 yard shot depending on the trajectory, but also it’s at a massive elevation so… 5 iron probably. 

  20. Blitbemander

    Driver then chipping on when I leave it short

  23. neildmaster

    267 playing what? 200? Prob a 4 or 5 iron.

  24. Degenerate_golfer

    Likely a 4 iron, maybe a 5. In New Mexico I’m gonna assume it’s a decent elevation, and it looks pretty downhill.

  27. Sea_Awareness_5214

    6 iron…… I think 🤔
    Especially with that elevation. 6 iron is typically 180-195 club🤷‍♂️

  29. Btwnbeatdwn

    Plays like 200 yards? That looks pretty inviting and long looks very bad. Probably flighting a 7i TBH and I can’t believe I’m saying that.

  30. yorick2

    Angel fire! Hole 6* Such a fun front 9. Narrow fairways. Hole 3 and 18 always kills me. Beautiful mountain course.

    Played there recently and it seems everyone left the town and did 18 in 3 hours.

    Playing at 8600ft elevation makes me feel great.

    If you’re still in New Mexico play black Mesa.

  31. canadianclassic11

    I’m awful at adjusting for elevation change but probably an easy 3w or my 3 hybrid if i happen to be hitting it well (i won’t be)

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