The Heritage course was the venue for the 2008 European Open, which saw England's Ross Fisher cruise to a stunning seven-shot victory. But perhaps the best water hole of all comes at the short par four 13th which requires an iron off the tee and then a short iron approach across the lake to a narrow green that slopes away from you. There are two drop zones on the excellent par three 7th indicating that the lake is a serious problem and the custodian of hundreds of golf balls. Naturally, Nicklaus has used water as a feature on a number of holes and perhaps one of the best examples of a water hazard is on the par five 5th where a lake edged in stonework guards the green. The huge USGA greens are well protected by enormous irregularly shaped bunkers which wait to catch the wayward shot.
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With wide generous fairways, the Heritage is a course that tempts you to reach for the driver on many tees, but the key to good scoring is in your approach play. The sister course – called the International – is almost as good as the Heritage and it's more accessible, proving to be a popular corporate venue. Nicklaus designed the Heritage with five sets of tees and if you can get a game on this private members course there is bound to be a tee for your ability. The Heritage course is the realisation of the dream of businessman Masao Nagahara who felt that there was a need for a world-class golf club within close proximity of the capital. Seve’s magical short game eventually helped him to edge Jack out with ten skins to eight. Jack Nicklaus – the Heritage course designer – battled with Seve Ballesteros and Tony Jacklin. But the official course opening took place in July 1994 and was marked by a Charity Challenge Skins Match on the Heritage. The late Sir Denis Thatcher – husband of the former Prime Minister Margaret – opened the club in September 1993. Men's right handed.The London Golf Club is situated in rolling countryside close to Ash Green and the historic Brands Hatch motor racing circuit. G-Force technology puts the center of gravity where your hands and the grip meet. Its super secret is the Zolex metal, a 21st century metal that's 300% harder than titanium and twice as light. The Super Zolex Hammer's vortex design increases club head speed by up to 25% and has the world's largest sweet spot with a 10 degree loft.
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