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Here is a snippet from the Caddytips from Coyote Creek Golf Club - Tournament Course:

Hole 9 Dogleg right – par 5 – 518/513/495 yds. Tee shot: This shot will play slightly downhill as the tee box is elevated. The conservative line off the tee will target left center fairway, just right of the small grouping of trees. If you intend to go for the green in two you will want to target center to right center fairway. If you choose this line you’ll want to carry the ball at least 270 yds. from the blue tees as this will land past the fairway bunker on the right (265 white/250 gold). Second shot: To layup aim center fairway and play a shot to end between 125-110 yds. from the green, this will remain short of the fairway bunkers that protect the left and right sides of the landing zone. If you elect to go for the green in two the shot is fairly open and will play level. Approach shot: This shot will play level to a green that is defended by bunkers on the left and right. Shots landing back left may bounce off the green as the putting surface slopes steeply to the left in this region. The green is 30 paces deep. Green: The entire green tilts from back to front with the front of the green pitching from left to right off mounding near the left bunker. The back left portion of the green slopes from right to left while the back right portion of the putting surface tilts from left to right.