Hole #2 at Chambers Bay Canvas Print

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From chambersbaygolf.com - Hole 2 (Foxy) The 421 yard second hole heads due north and doglegs slightly from right to left. The hole starts in the dunes and opens to Puget Sound at the landing area. A small hummock bisecting the fairway landing area will direct balls right or left. The approach from the right is open and favors a running draw, while the left will require an aerial approach over a greenside sandy area. The green slopes gently from right to left and features a dramatic back left hole location. - Chambers Bay Golf Course is located in University Place, Washington. Opened in 2007, Chambers Bay is a pure links golf course, with beautiful panoramic views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. Future site of the 2015 U.S. Open golf tournament. A few years ago, Golf Digest and Golf Magazine recognize it as the best new course in the country.

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