Hole:
1
Handicap: 7
Par: 4
Wetland down the right side forces you toward the hazard on the left. Three-wood
is a good option. (2) Second shot should be a mid to short iron into the middle
of the green.
Yardage:
408
380
345
291
Hole:
2
Handicap: 17
Par: 3
Short to middle portion of the green presents best options.
Yardage:
167
147
131
106
Hole:
3
Handicap: 15
Par: 4
Put your driver away and select your other favorite driving club for this par-4.
(2) Your second shot is a short iron to the green, but watch for the slight false
front on the green.
Yardage:
332
315
292
212
Hole:
4
Handicap: 9
Par: 4
Off the tee a good drive is essential for this long par-4. Beware of out-of-bounds
to the right. (2) Your second shot on No. 4 should be a mid to long iron to the
middle of the green. Do not forget, there is still OB on the right! (G) Once you
are on, a large green slopes back to front with plenty of room over the bunker to
hide the pin.
Yardage:
430
423
393
343
Hole:
5
Handicap: 1
Par: 4
The No. 1 handicap hole on the course, this par-4 presents a challenging tee-shot
with multiple wetlands to overcome. The fairway slopes left to right on no. 5. The
right side of the bunker is a good aiming spot off the tee. (2) The second shot
should land on the front right side of the green to set up a good putt. (G) The
long, narrow green runs with and slopes toward the wetland.
Yardage:
411
386
350
314
Hole:
6
Handicap: 11
Par: 3
On this long par-3, use a club that will get you to the middle of the green. (G)
There is more green than appears at first sight, with a severe slope from back to
front.
Yardage:
208
183
167
150
Hole:
7
Handicap: 13
Par: 5
The first par-5 you will encounter requires a good tee shot to the right of the
mounds, which will move right down the fairway, setting you up for a nice second
shot. (2) Second shot should be towards the left-edge of the first bunker, putting
you in scoring postition. (G) Green has a slight back-to-front and left to right
slope - moves towards the water.
Yardage:
517
491
464
424
Hole:
8
Handicap: 5
Par: 5
The back-to-back par-5s set up two holes in a row where a good drive down the right
side is necessary to set up your second shot. Off the tee beware of the hidden lake
on the left side of the fairway. (2) Your second shot should be a lay -up, short
of the wetland, keeping an eye out for the hidden lake on the left. This should
leave a mid to long iron in to the green. (G) The no. 8 green is a large one, with
three areas, best bet is to land in the correct area for a makeable putt.
Yardage:
491
473
430
385
Hole:
9
Handicap: 3
Par: 4
Off the tee a three-wood or driving iron is the best choice, the pole is a good
aiming point. (2) On your second shot, the short left leaves a lot of work, but
there is plenty of room to the right. (G) Center of the green leaves you in good
shape, but the back of the green slopes away.
Yardage:
404
384
345
294
Hole:
10
Handicap: 14
Par: 4
Off no. 10, a three-wood or driving iron creates the best options. The right side
of the fairway sets up the best look for your second shot. (2) On your second shot,
make sure you select enough club to carry the bunker. (G) The no. 10 green slopes
front to back with drainoffs to the right and left.
Yardage:
363
337
319
280
Hole:
11
Handicap: 12
Par: 3
Tee off to the right side of the green for the best options on this par-3. The huge
green slopes back to front, and drains off right to left.
Yardage:
187
176
165
142
Hole:
12
Handicap: 6
Par: 4
Off the tee, favor the left side of the fairway, as the fairway slopes right. Beware
of out-of-bounds to the right. (2) Second shot favors the left side. (G) Once you
are on the green, a ridge divides the right and left side with drain offs front
and back.
Yardage:
383
349
322
294
Hole:
13
Handicap: 2
Par: 4
Swing away off the tee on this par-4 to a wide landing area with OB on both sides.
(2) For your second shot use more club to offset the elevation of the green. (G)
Once you are on, this challenging green slopes back to front with movement from
left to right.
Yardage:
444
428
406
348
Hole:
14
Handicap: 16
Par: 4
Resist the temptation to pull out the driver on this par-4, your best play is to
position the ball between the bunker and the pole to set up for a good approach
shot into the green. (2) Your second shot should be a short to mid-iron into a relatively
flat green to set up a good scoring chance on the No. 16 handicap. (G) The green
presents a slight drain off to the back left.
Yardage:
379
359
327
295
Hole:
15
Handicap: 4
Par: 5
The second longest hole on the course, a good tee shot will be on the path of the
bunker and two pines. (2) Agreesive players can go for the green in two with a long
second shot, while others should progress to the right. Third shot onto the green
should be a short-iron to a wide but narrow green. (G) The green on no. 15 has a
right to left slope.
Yardage:
522
508
488
394
Hole:
16
Handicap: 10
Par: 4
Leave the driver in your bag and select your next favorite driving club for the
par-4 16. Tee off over the wetland to and open fairway to set up your second shot
into the green. (2) Plenty of green to work with, but you must fly another wetland
and get over a slight false front. (G) Green slopes from back to front. There is
a false front, but still plenty of green to work with.
Yardage:
391
352
340
296
Hole:
17
Handicap: 18
Par: 3
The par-3 17th should start with a mid to short iron over the water to the middle
of the green. (G) Once on the green, a left to right slope flattens out to the back.
Yardage:
173
164
130
109
Hole:
18
Handicap: 8
Par: 5
The longest hole on the course, this par-5 offers a challenge to even the long hitters.
With water running along the entire left side of the fairway and green, long hitters
should note that the fairway slopes right to left past the bunker. (2) Second shot
should be a lay-up with a fairway wood to mid-iron. Iron shot into the green depends
on pin placement. (G) The 18th green is a three-section green which drains off to
the front to the middle and the back right.
Yardage:
530
519
504
447