Par: 4
Yardage: Black 349, Gold 339, Blue 339,
White 342
Handicap: Men 11, Women 12
Wind: From the right hurting
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Pond on the right is reachable
(240 yards ) so keep it down the middle or the left side of
fairway. Out of bounds left is 40 yards left of fairway and
shouldn’t come into play.
Approach: Easy short iron to the green
that is bunkered on the right side. Long is out of bounds.
Green: Flat green, much smaller than on
the front side so any put can be made.
Hole #
2
Par: 3
Yardage: Black 175, Gold 160, Blue 155,
White138
Handicap: Men 15, Women 18
Wind: From the right hurting
Green Hold: Fair
Drive: Trees and creek halfway between
tee and green guard this green. Keep your tee shot in the
middle or on the right side. Hazard all down the left side
is unplayable. Bunker right front is a common collection
area
Green: An elevated green that is fairly
flat. Hard to stick this green in mid season
Hole #
3
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 383, Gold 376, Blue 305,
White 305
Handicap: Men 3, Women 14
Wind: Helping from the left
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Through a chute of trees over a
creek, trouble all down the left side for 280 yards. Pond on
right is reachable. Stay down the middle or right of center
to play safe. Bunker on the left will protect marginal shots
from going into the hazard left.
Approach: Usually coming into this
green with a mid to long iron. Bunkers left and right eat up
a lot of balls during the year. Aim for the center of the
green. Long is not a good shot, it will leave you with a
difficult shot from a severe down hill slope.
Green: Fairly large green for the back
9. Slopes slightly from back to front. Stay below the hole
where possible, down hill putts on this green are very
quick.
Hole #
4
Par: Men 5, Women 4
Yardage: Black 470, Gold 465, Blue 465,
White 367
Handicap: Men 5, Women 6
Wind: Hurting from the right
Green Hold: Fair
Drive: Trouble all down the left. To
clear the creek is 175 yards on the fly. Bunkers on the
right tend to catch a lot of balls as players bail out to
the right. Slight dog-leg left, you either want to be on the
right edge or left edge of the fairway.
Approach: Second shot usually brings
the trees at the corner of the dog-leg into play. The
location of the your tee shot will determine how difficult
the hole will play. Three wood or long iron will reach this
green providing you can avoid the three bunkers guarding
this small elevated green. Option two is to lay up just left
of the 100 yard marker to open up the green.
Green: Small elevated green, very hard
to stick. A flat green that slopes off severely around the
edges. One of the hardest greens to hit in regulation.
Hole #
5
Par: 3
Yardage: Black 160, Gold 155, Blue 150,
White 147
Handicap: Men 17, Women 16
Wind: Hurting
Green Hold: Fair
Drive: Mid to low iron to this green.
Bunkers guard the front of the green left and right and
playing your second from the sand will bring higher scores
into play. A third bunker guards the whole left side of the
green. Aim for the center of the green. Long right or center
is okay.
Green: Green is fairly wide but not
deep and hard to stick. Green slopes slightly left and back
to front. Get to the center of the green and you will have a
realistic chance at birdie.
Hole #
6
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 370, Gold, 362, Blue
362, White 344
Handicap: Men 13, Women 10
Wind: Helping from the left
Green Hold: Fair
Drive: Down the middle as usual is
good. Left hand side of the fairway opens up the green. If
you miss right the bunkers on #5 fairway can come into
play and will make it difficult to get to the green in
regulation. Long right will put you in the hazard.
Approach: Middle of the green or short
is the place to be. Bunkers guard the left front and right
front of this green. Long over the green makes it one of the
most difficult chips to any pin location.
Green: Green slopes hard back to front
with an elevation change of 5 feet. Stay below the hole and
you will have a chance.
Hole # 7
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 394, Gold 373, Blue 373,
White 356
Handicap: Men 7, Women 8
Wind: Hurting from the left
Green Hold: Fair
Drive: A drive down the middle or left will
give you a chance to reach the green in regulation. A miss right
will land you in jail, behind large willow trees.
Approach: Mid to long iron approach to this
small hard green. The green is guarded by bunkers front left,
front right and back left. Over the green long is out of bounds
so club selection is important.
Green: This green slopes off the left,
right and front edges which makes it difficult to stick your
approach. Middle of the green is safest place to give yourself a
fairly flat put to any pin location.
Hole #
8
Par: 5
Yardage: Black 485, Gold 485, Blue 485,
White 435
Handicap: Men 9, Women 2
Wind: Helping from the left
Green Hold: Good
Drive: A 250 yard drive will get you to the
top of the hill for any realistic chance at eagle. Keep your
drive down the left center to shorten the hole and open up the
green.
Approach: You can be aggressive with this
wide open approach shot to the green. The bunkers that guard the
left front and right front are fairly easy to get out of so go
for it in two. There is a pond left but it shouldn’t come into
play unless you hit a very poor shot. Lay up is simple, should
put you inside of 100 yards leaving a very simple pitch shot.
Green: The largest and softest green on the
back 9. You can go for any pin and stick it. Green slopes only
slightly back to front so putting will not be too difficult.
Hole #
9
Par: Men 4, Woman 5
Yardage: Black 452, Gold 412, Blue 412,
White 412
Handicap: Men 1, Woman 4
Wind: Hurting
Green Hold: Fair
Drive: The longest and toughest par 4 on
the course. The ideal drive is down the right center of the
fairway. A miss right may bring the trees into play but long
left is dead. At all costs keep the ball right of the cart path.
Approach: Long iron or fairway wood will be
the selection to get to this green, unless you have a good tail
wind. A small green to hit with a wood in your hands. Bunkers
guard the middle left and right rear of the green. If you have
to bail out, bail out to the right to have the best chance at
par. Birdies are very rare on this hole and should be cherished.
Green: Fairly hard green that slopes
slightly back to front. Getting a par on this hole feels like a
birdie.
Hole # 10
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 420, Gold 358, Blue 350,
White 257
Handicap: Men 16, Women 11
Wind: Helping
Green Hold: Good
Drive: A good drive would be down the
left side of the fairway. A long narrow fairway bunker
lurks on the right side of the fairway 100 yards short of
the green. A miss right could get you wet, there is a water
hazard, not visible from the tee, right of the fairway 260
yards out.
Approach: You can be aggressive and go
for the pin but you must be aware of the large bunker back
left and the water hazard right that will come into play
with certain pin placements.
Green: Very large green, two tier
sloping right to left. The green is significantly wider than
deep. Aggressiveness depends largely on pin placements.
Hole # 11
Par: 5
Yardage: Black 568, Gold 524, Blue 510,
White 457
Handicap: Men 4, Women 1
Wind: Hurting from left to right
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Large fairway, lots of room left
and trouble on the right. Sloping fairway with trap on the
right side that will come into play, stay left of center.
Approach: Long hitters can go for the
green in two but fairway narrows considerably from 150 yards
to green with trees right and left. There is also a bunker
on the left 80 yards short of the green and out of bounds
long. Lay up shots are preferred by most players. A good
lay up is center of the fairway anywhere from 150 to 100
yards.
Green: Very large green 120 feet front
to back and 60 feet wide. Bunker at the back right to
prevent long approaches from going out of bounds. Trees
protect left side of the green, so play to the middle of the
green. Green slopes from back to front.
Hole # 12
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 358, Gold 333, Blue 292,
White 244
Handicap: Men 2, Women 13
Wind: Left to Right
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Our signature hole a short par
4, dogleg right, that is very narrow off the tee. Sand trap
left is reachable with a driver. Prudent play is to use a 3
wood or 3 iron to lay up left center of fairway. Water
hazard on right is not visible from the tee but reachable,
stay left.
Approach: Usually with a short iron to
an elevated large green with a severe back to front slope.
Green: Three tiered green with a false
front. Anything short will roll back off the green. Anything
long will leave a severe down hill putt that will be hard to
get close.
Hole # 13
Par: 3
Yardage: Black 188, Gold 180, Blue 150,
White 143
Handicap: Men 14, Women 15
Wind: Right to Left
Green Hold: Excellent
Drive: Elevated tee (30 feet) affords
an excellent view of the green. Go for the pin or leave
yourself with a very lengthy putt. Large waste bunker on the
left.
Green: Large flat green with a slight
elevation on the rear portion. Probably the softest green on
the course. Another option is to land short and have the
ball run up onto the green.
Hole # 14
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 403, Gold 397, Blue 334,
White 299
Handicap: Men 12, Women 9
Wind: Left to Right
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Dogleg right, large open fairway
with mounding up the right side. Blind bunker comes into
play on the right edge of the fairway 240 yards off the tee.
The preferred drive is 260 yards center to left center of
the fairway, a 290 yard drive left will find trouble.
Approach: Usually coming in with a mid
to short iron, depending on how close you are to the fairway
bunker.
Green: Large green sloping back to
front with 5 feet of elevation. There is a large bunker on
the left front edge of the green.
Hole # 15
Par: 3
Yardage: Black 185, Gold 172, Blue 146,
White 118
Handicap: Men 18, Women 17
Wind: Helping from the Right
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Fairly long par 3 with water on
the right side. There is a modest landing area short of the
green but anything right must first carry the water hazard.
Back of the green drops off quickly and will leave a very
difficult up and down for par. A large sand bunker awaits
those who miss right and a pot grass bunker guards the left
front of the green.
Green: Large two tired green that is
sloped back to front, with an elevation change of 5 feet.
Any ball not reaching the upper tier is sure to roll back to
the front of the green.
Hole # 16
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 424, Gold 395, Blue 351,
White 310
Handicap: Men 10, Women 7
Wind: Left to Right and hurting
Green Hold: Good
Drive: A sharp dog leg left. A 3 wood
or long iron off the tee just short of the bunker (240 yards
off the tee) is preferred. A blind water hazard lurks on the
left side behind the mound.
Approach: Long is not an option and be
careful of the hazard on the left side. There are two
bunkers, one front left and the other center of the green on
the left. They will gather up errand shots and prevent them
from reaching the hazard.
Green: Larger green which is fairly
flat from the front to middle. From the middle to back of
the green is elevated 2 feet.
Hole # 17
Par: 4
Yardage: Black 439, Gold 383, Blue 334,
White 334
Handicap: Men 6, Women 5
Wind: Helping from the Right
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Keep it down the left side of
the fairway to cut off the yardage to the green on this
dog-leg left. Watch out for the bunker guarding the left
corner of the dog-leg. Long hitters can cut the corner over
the trees and bunker which will leave a short iron to the
green.
Approach: A mid to short iron to this
large two tier green. Bunker on left is the length of the
green. Bunker on the right seldom comes into play. If the
pin is in the front don’t be long on your approach.
Green: Two tier sloping back to front
with a five foot elevation change.
Hole # 18
Par: 5
Yardage: Black 548, Gold 507, Blue 459,
White 422
Handicap: Men 8, Women 3
Wind: From the right hurting
Green Hold: Good
Drive: Intimidating drive with water
right and out of bounds left. Bunker on the right hand side
is in play so stay left. Ideal drive is just left of the
bunker.
Approach: Going go the green in two is
not for the average golfer. Long hitters may try to reach
the green in two but must keep to the left of the tall pine
and cut the ball into the green. There is no trouble over
the green or left of the green. Do not go right. For the
average golfer a lay up short of the gully at the 100 marker
is advised. Inside of 100 yards will give you a difficult
down hill lie.
Green: Two tier green sloping back to
front with a five foot elevation change. The green is also
guarded by a bunkers back left and front right. Do not be
long on a front pin location.
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