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Lee's Summit, MO

Legacy Park

Permanent course Perfect conditions
3.555(based on 29 reviews)
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Tip #1
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#16
For either pin placement, throw something low and flat, that will maybe skip a little bit. You can do a RHBH spike hyzer for the right pin, but the line is a little awkward.
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Tip #2
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#4
Try to stay out of the bushes at the top of the hill. If you don't have the power to get over in one, you can lay up short of them, and try to pipe something through one of the gaps. If you're playing to the long pin, you may want to put your drive on hole 3's fairway, then play over the rough to the right side.
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Tip #3
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#9
The up-the-middle gap is super tight because the trees have grown significantly in the last decade. You may consider going around to the right or left, or throw over them. On the long pin, left is probably the way to go.
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Tip #4
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#17
Try not to hit the trees early on the right side. Even if your drive is way left, you won't be far from the basket.
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Tip #5
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#6
You can take a high route over the trees or a low route under them. If you go high, the right side is easier since the trees are closer to the tee pad, unless you have a lot of power, in which case the left side is easier because those trees are shorter. If you go low, the left side is easier because the gaps are bigger. Either route works fine for all the pins.
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Tip #6
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#13
There's a left gap that plays over the sidewalk for anything that'll fade to the right. Otherwise, the gap to the right that plays adjacent to hole 15 is the way to go.
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Tip #7
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#8
For the longer two pins, the first shot is all about placement. If you have a direct line to the pin, you'll have a good chance at a 3. Otherwise, STAY OUT of the big bushy tree that's between all three pins.
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Tip #8
Tip by:Pevio Added on: Hole:#1
If you can't get your drive all the way to the first row of trees near the short pin, putting your drive on the right side of the fairway gives you a much better approach angle at the longer three pins.
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