On the PGA Tour, most par 5s are green-light holes, where the pros simply hit their drives as far as they can in order to give themselves as short a second shot as possible. At the Pete Dye-designed Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass, however, the par 5s demand more a thoughtful style of play. Garrett Morrison explains the design features that make Nos. 2, 9, 11, and 16 among the most subtle and compelling holes at the Players Championship venue.
Written and narrated by Garrett Morrison
Produced by Cameron Hurdus
Footage by Andy Johnson
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