2023 U.S. Open: Gil Hanse Breaks Down the Lengthy Par-3 11th Hole at The Los Angeles Country Club

The 290-yard par-3 11th hole at The Los Angeles Country Club's North Course will challenge even the most elite ball strikers at the 2023 U.S. Open. The longest of LACC’s par-3s plays downhill with a clear view of the city skyline in the background. Golf course architect Gil Hanse explains some of the choices competitors will have to make as they tee off on the 11th.

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