The Front 9
Hole #1
The first hole is a par 5 that requires an accurate tee shot with out of bounds to the right and a natural area to the left. There are three sand traps on each side of the green with an additional sand trap twenty yards short of the green that comes into play with your approach shot. A good starting hole to try and aggressively score on.
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Hole #2
This par 4 has water that comes into play from the tee. Out of bounds to the right and a natural area to the left requires a straight tee shot down the middle. An approach shot over the water to a large green with sand traps flanking each side.
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Hole #4
Our #1 handicap hole on the course is a very challenging par 4. The tree lined fairway with out of bounds to the right requires the most accurate tee shot of the day. With sand traps on both sides of one of the bigger greens on the course, this can be a hole that makes or breaks your round.
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Hole #6
This downhill par 3 is short yet difficult. With a large grass bunker short and right of the green, and also traps on the left and entire back of the green, you must have a delicate touch to keep the ball on the putting surface.
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Hole #8
An uphill par 5 that is easily reachable in two with a good tee shot. The green is a very small peanut shaped landing area that is very difficult to hold the ball on. An uphill putt is ideal, and if you have a downhill putt you will need to have a confident read.
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Hole #9
A slight dog leg right for the last hole on the front nine. A short par 4 that can be a birdie hole if you clear the very large bunker that looms in front center of the green. Trajectory will play a very important role with shot selection coming into the green.
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The Back 9
Hole #12
This hole can either be the easiest on the course, or the hardest. Your tee shot will be critical for a look at birdie on this short par 4. Don’t fly the green on your second shot or you will have a challenging chip coming back.
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Hole #13
One of our more scenic holes on the course. You will have to lay up on your tee shot into this par 4. Your approach shot will be going over the water and into an angulated green that is long and narrow. Sand traps will surround the sides and back of the green.
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Hole #14
A par 5 that doglegs to the right. Your tee shot will be key to having an opportunity to reach the green in two. Sand traps will flank the front of the green and a water hazard will be in play to the right. Ball placement will be very important in determining your final score.
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Hole #16
This par 4 that doglegs left is a very interesting hole. You can choose to have a risk or reward tee shot and cut the corner or play it safe down the middle. The green has sand traps at both sides and in the back. You will have to clear a water hazard in front of the green. By all accounts the best looking golf hole on the course once you reach the green.
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Hole #17
A par 5 that doglegs to the left. In the old days you could cut the corner for a risk or reward tee shot, but now that the trees have grown, playing it safe will be your best shot. With sand traps to the left and right of the green, you will have to thread the needle to this make or break par 5.
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Hole #18
Our finishing hole is a par 4 that can be reached in two with a short iron. The green has sand traps to the front left and flanking the right side of the green. The green slopes from front to back and has two distinct levels. A par on this hole can be very rewarding.
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