Hole #3 at Chambers Bay Wood Print

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From chambersbaygolf.com - Hole 3 (Blown Out) The third hole is the first of the short holes at Chambers Bay. Once again, Puget Sound provides a picturesque backdrop for this one shotter. A large, deep sandy area dominates the left side of the hole while the right side offers players a fairway backboard or kickslope to utilize for their mid iron. The green slopes from front right to back left requiring many players to land their shot off the putting surface and run the ball on. - 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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