The story of the title
Aaron Grey takes the title
Plenty wilt at the sight of Hole 10—a water carry, a sloping green, and a hole described as Chalgrave Manor’s 'signature.' Aaron Grey, however, simply faced the aquatic challenge head-on and plotted a landing a mere 9 feet from the flag. That sort of accuracy is enough to make a sloping green rather self-conscious. Matt Richards could only watch as his own ball, 20 feet away, fell short of the coveted proximity prize.
The hole behind the challenge
Hole 10: Hole 10
The Risk & Reward Hole
Chalgrave’s signature: a short par‑3 completely across water to a severely sloping green. Missing the right‑side, below the flag can leave you with a downhill or sidehill putt that is anything but a “gimme.” Keeping the ball low and to the right yields the best chance at a two-putt or better.
Explore Chalgrave Manor
Hole10
Par3
SI15
Winning mark9 Feet
The challenge
Chalgrave’s signature: a short par‑3 completely across water to a severely sloping green. Missing the right‑side, below the flag can leave you with a downhill or sidehill putt that is anything but a “gimme.” Keeping the ball low and to the right yields the best chance at a two-putt or better.
How to play it
Chalgrave’s signature: a short par‑3 completely across water to a severely sloping green. Missing the right‑side, below the flag can leave you with a downhill or sidehill putt that is anything but a “gimme.” Keeping the ball low and to the right yields the best chance at a two-putt or better.
