The 13th turns back into the wind. While there is technically no bunkers on this hole, there is sand all along the left side. The white stakes from the last hole again mark out-of-bounds on the right side here. The tee shot strategy is to take the mound short of the hole out of play. Longer shots to the right side will be rewarded, so long as they stay in the fairway.

The approach here plays to a green that slopes back-left to front-right, with a mound short left. Staying below the hole here is a big benefit, as the green has some unique contours.

“From an elevated tee, this short par four tempts the player to play an aggressive drive for a shot at birdie. Proceed with caution though, as you are playing into a cross wind. With dunes along the left and mounding guarding the green, the more strategic option is a well placed shot down the right allowing for open access to this undulating green.”

Source: Pacific Grove Golf Links