The key to playing the 14th at The Lakes used to be driving close to the water on the left to leave yourself a shorter approach shot. Now it's positioning the drive and potentially the second shot, but also studying the enormous green complex, the pin position of the day and determining whether it was better to pitch for birdie or try to two-putt from an adjoining postcode. Some hate this green, but it has endless fascination and single-handedly turned a flawed par five into a great one.
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