SOUTH 6
Par 3
214 Yards
13 Handicap
South 6
Rated Most Difficult Par-3 on the P.G.A. Tour 2002. A picturesque Par 3, this hole features a shot from an elevated tee across a large pond to a shallow, undulating green. When playing number 6 it is best to walk softly and carry the right stick!
Tee Box Yardage
214
*
Canadian Open Tee
168
168
138
*Canadian Open Tee
Tips & Tricks
No matter where the pin is placed on this hole, always just go for the middle of the green. The pond protects the green on the right while the massive slope and bunker protect the left side.
Fun Facts
In 2002 this hole was statistically determined to be the most difficult par 3 on the PGA Tour, based on scoring averages.
Hole-in-one: A List of Aces
Hole 6 Contenders
- (1995) Ted Simpson, John Trelford, Hi Roshi Osada
- (1996) Greg Pruden
- (1998) Lorie Kane (LPGA), Larry Sdao
- (1999) Kenneth Clarke, Richard Lamb, Stella Sil, Todd Moore, John Johnson
- (2000) Michael Winiker, David Wallace
- (2001) Kevin O’Donnell, Gail Carlton, Jack Shahin, John McArthur
- (2002) Normon Patze, Bernie Leufkens, David Sutton, David Happy, Chris Bernard
- (2003) Ted Dowbiggins, Douglas R. Smith
- (2004) Mike Clark
- (2005) Mike Weaver
- (2006) Lou Grossi, Barney Desclouds
- (2007) Chris Brunell, Malcolm Kelly, Bill Joyce
- (2012) Peter Murph, Rose Yu-Virji
- (2013) Greg Seppington
- (2019) Mike Topolnisky
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