Tom S

There was a study done several years ago on the PGA tour. The study showed that over 90% of putts left short don't go in. I think "never up, never in" was just the "Executive Summary" of that study.

Interesting hole. It looks like a double fairway. I've seen double greens and double tees, but never a double fairway. I would take out a driver and blast it to the right. It looks like the best approach shot is from the adjoining fairway on the right side. There's no bunkers to go over, no trees, nothing but green. Assuming there's no internal out of bounds, it looks like that's the best way.

I would recommend listening to the old saying: "It ain't how. It's how many."

It's spelled "Callaway". Not "Calloway".