Play Pacific Dunes Like You've Seen It 100 Times
Download a mobile-friendly and printable hole-by-hole guide built from local caddy knowledge and thoughtfully enhanced by AI.
This is NOT a yardage book. This CaddyTips® guide delivers hole-by-hole written strategy, telling you exactly where to aim, what to avoid, and how to think your way around the course—before you ever step onto the first tee.
Whether you're a low-handicap player looking to fine-tune your approach or a higher-handicap golfer trying to avoid big numbers, this guide gives you a clear, confident plan for every hole.
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Every guide starts with insights from local caddies who know the course, hole-by-hole, shot-by-shot. They understand from experience where players of all skill levels gain strokes.
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We combine caddy knowledge with AI-powered analysis to uncover strategic patterns, risk-reward opportunities and smarter decisions on every hole.
Here is a snippet from the Pacific Dunes CaddyTips®
Hole 1 - PACIFIC WELCOME
A gentle introduction
Par 4 - 370 / 345 / 320 yds.
Tee Shot
Prior to your round, make sure you are prepared for the elements: have plenty of towels, an umbrella, rainwear, and even hand warmers. The conditions at Pacific Dunes can be brutal. It can be a test of survival, so be patient and navigate the conditions as best as you can. Similar to its original counterpart, Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes has a relatively benign opener. Wind: typically downwind in summer NW; into the wind in winter SW, so CaddyTips® recommends teeing your ball a bit lower into a headwind and a bit higher with a tailwind. Depending on the wind, this can be a fairway wood or long iron off the tee to a generous landing area. All players: the fairway landing zone is generous — gauge your tee shot to leave 100-125 yds. in. Don't reach for driver if you don't need it. Long hitters: driver leaves a flip wedge but isn't necessary. Mid/high handicap: hybrid or 3-wood up the middle. CaddyTips® always recommends that the last couple of swings you take on the driving range should be practicing this tee shot and visualizing your success.
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