[BCrosby]

There's a gazillion of great 3 hole stretch's

starting this thread, I knew there would be a lot, but I'm actually amazed at all of the really high quality selections.

You can narrow your hits if you are locked into a hole order that goes par 3, 4 and then 5. If the holes don't need to be in that order, the odds are pretty high that a respected course will have a stretch of good holes with those pars.




Bob

[John Kavanaugh]

Which is exactly why sequences that go 5, 3 should be eliminated. The par 5 followed by a par 3 is a defined compromise that promotes slow play.

[James Brown]

6-7-8 at Pebble is hard to argue.   

[JWL]

Good call Marcus!

[Cory Lewis]

Old Town 2-3-4 or 15-16-17

[Jackson C]

Old Town 4,5,6

[Ben Wolfe]

Sunnehanna CC 7,8,9

[Sam Krume]

I do like 3-5 on the red course or 1-3 on the blue course at the Berkshire

[Kalen Braley]

16-18 at Pac Dunes....
 
Or a local one that no one will know about...but just 3 really fun holes...
 
12-14 at Indian Canyon in Spokane, WA...

[David Wuthrich]

I think that I would have to go Shinnecock 16, 17 and 18

[Carr Harris]

Off the top of my head:
6-7-8 @ Castle Stuart
8-9-10 @ Rock Creek
15-16-17 @ Kirtland CC
10-11-12 Royal Dornoch
16-17-18 @ Whistling Straits
16-17-18 @ TPC Sawgrass
11-12-13 @ Oakmont
16-17-18 @ Canterbury

[Gene Greco]

NLGA 3-5.
Surprised that it took this long.

I' think the reason it took so long is that 5 is pretty weak.  Otherwise, it's a Katy Bar The Door, hands down winner

Actually, #5 at Ngla is a very difficult hole.
However, all this is moot because this stretch of holes doesn't qualify for discussion in this thread because #3 is a par four, #4 is The Redan and #5 is a par 4 as well.

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