The recall number, VIN, and engine size were unknown. See all problems of the 1999 Volkswagen Golf . My wife was taking a short trip to pick me up from work in our 2004 vw Golf, when the clutch failed suddenly at a traffic light. She was able to continue, but the clutch was failing to fully disengage. Fortunately, she was on surface streets and did not have to drive at highway speeds. We limped home and requested to have the vehicle towed to a vw service center. The service center indicated that the clutch failure was due to wear and was not a warranty item. We had no indications of impending failure (slippage, difficulty putting in gear, vibrations, strange noises, etc. ) and my wife and I are both experienced users of manual transmissions. 1900) and we have resumed using the vehicle. See all problems of the 2004 Volkswagen Golf .
One of the great walking golf courses in the world! 10 is arguably the greatest and undeniably the most scenic in the world of golf. The routing takes you away from the ocean on the 11th, a 379 yard uphill par four. While the fairway is wide, placement down the left side is crucial to open up a view at the tiny green, which is pitched severely from back to front. The 201 yard par three 12th is next and this is yet another intimidating tee shot, as the green is wide but extremely shallow and fronted by a very deep bunker. From the tee, it looks as if there is no room to miss but upon finishing the hole, there is room short and even more room long left to give players a chance at getting up and down. There's a bit more room at the back than it appears from the tee!
The 13th is an uphill par four and plays much longer than its 403 yards. The 14th is an absolute beast, a legitimate three shotter for all but the longest players in the game. It measures 572 yards from the back tees and bends sharply from left to right on the drive, making a big, high fade the preferred tee shot. From there, it's a long climb uphill the whole way to one of the most difficult greens you can possibly imagine. Seriously, there may be a baby elephant buried under that turf! Arnold Palmer's design group supposedly was softening the contours a tad, especially at the back left, as it's almost unpinnable on that side. A true brute and likely the most memorable "inland" hole at Pebble. The tee shot at the par five 14th, a true brute! Hopefully, you have a short iron third into the 14th but as you can see, it's no bargain!
