The PGA Tour is playing this week at TPC Southwind, site of more water-balls than any other stop on their circuit. Which got me wondering, where are Calgary-area golfers most likely to splash a shot? And so, I made a list ...
No. 2 on Hawk Course at Priddis Greens
This is more beaut than brute, since it’s only a short-iron to dry land, but it’s certainly not uncommon to see ripples across the top of the pond.Your heart will be pounding as you size up this tee-shot. If your drive strays left, it’ll be soaked. And if it drifts right, there’s drink on that side too.When the layout is nicknamed ‘Lakes,’ you know there is some splash potential. This is a sink-or-swim moment, a particularly stressful swing if the wind is whistling.
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