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Hole #1
Par 4 | Handicap 17
The ideal tee shot on this short opening Par 4 should be up the left center. Longer hitters will have a short pitch to the green. Any tee shots that don’t reach the top of the hill will leave a blind second shot. A relatively flat green with bunkers short left and a chipping area to the right.
Hole #2
Par 4 | Handicap 7
Your drive on #2 should be to the left center as there is out-of-bounds down the right side. Tee shots hit too far to the left will bound down the hill and leave a difficult second shot from the trees. A good tee shot will once again leave a short iron for the longer hitter with the majority not having a view of the green surface. All of the trouble around this green is long and left.
Hole #3
Par 4 | Handicap 3
Excellent driving hole, you need to avoid the trees down the right and the fairway slopes severely from right to left. An ideal tee shot should be played just inside the tree line to find the fairway. The green slopes severely from back to front, keep your approach shot below the hole to avoid three-putting.
Hole #4
Par 4 | Handicap 15
A slight dogleg left with bunkers on both sides of the fairway. A good tee shot will leave a mid to short iron to a relatively flat green.
Hole #5
Par 4 | Handicap 5
A good, short Par-4, trees to the right and left force a straight drive here. Bunkers in front of green penalize those who go for the green off the tee. The green slopes from back to front. Two good shots will leave a great opportunity for birdie.
Hole #6
Par 4 | Handicap 1
By far the most demanding hole on the front nine. This long, uphill par-4 requires a tee shot placed down the right center for the best chance of hitting your approach on the green. The majority of players will be left with a blind approach to a tricky two tiered green. The only trouble is over the green as out-of-bounds lurks nearby.
Hole #7
Par 4 | Handicap 9
A good short par-4, there is a degree of risk-reward here. Drives left and right will find trees and tall grass. Hitting the fairway with a long iron leaves a mid-iron approach. Using a driver from the tee will leave you a short pitch to the sharply sloping green. A possible birdie hole for the well-placed tee shot.
Hole #8
Par 3 | Handicap 13
The only Par 3 on the front side. This medium length Par 3 has a well bunkered narrow green slopes front right to back left. Shots long of the green or to the left, will find severe trouble.
Hole #9
Par 4 | Handicap 11
A blind, uphill tee shot, most players aim to the right center for the best position for their approach. Tee shots too far left will find longer rough and trees, leaving a difficult approach to the green. With bunkers left of green and out-of-bounds to the right, the proper miss is short leaving a fairly easy up and down to this back to front sloping green.
Hole #10
Par 3 | Handicap 14
The Signature hole on the East course, the lake is to the front and left of the green. Bunkers in front and to the right catch errant shots. This Redan-type green slopes away from you front-right to back left, with the surface sloping back left to front right.
Hole #11
Par 4 | Handicap 2
With a downhill tee shot into narrow driving area a good drive is a must to have a decent look at the green. The approach plays steeply uphill to a two tiered sloping green protected by bunkers both left and right.
Hole #12
Par 4 | Handicap 12
A good drive on this down hill dog leg left should leave you with a mid-iron approach shot. Any tee shot lost out to the right or hooked to the left will find serious tree trouble. The green runs away from the fairway, making it tough to hold your approach. Bunkers on the left and a difficult chipping area to the right make getting up and down a challenge for those who miss the green.
Hole #13
Par 3 | Handicap 16
A beautiful downhill par-3 with a green that is well-bunkered both right and left. A green that slopes from back to front will help hold the long iron shots needed from the tee.
Hole #14
Par 5 | Handicap 8
A signature par 5 with a great view of the hole from the elevated tee. A wide fairway provides plenty of room for your drive. From the lower tees, the drive must carry the lake to the left side of the fairway. Second shot should carry to the top of the hill, leaving you a short iron approach to the green, bunkered left and right.
Hole #15
Par 3 | Handicap 18
Possibly the most demanding Par 3 on either course. The green slopes right to left with bunkers on both sides of green. Ideal tee shot will find the right side of the green and the ball will gravitate down the slope to the left. A par on this hole is and exceptional score.
Hole #16
Par 4 | Handicap 6
A dogleg left Par-4. From the tee, lay-up to the corner of the dog leg for the best angle to the green. Longer hitters can challenge the green by taking dead aim at the flag over the ravine. The green on #16 is fairly benign with no real trouble surrounding the putting surface.
Hole #17
Par 4 | Handicap 4
By far the most difficult par 4 on the East Course. An ideal tee shot should be shaped left to right to hold the fairway. Any tee shot too far right or left will find the trees making reaching this green in two almost impossible. The green slopes from back to front and left to right with bunkers guarding both sides.
Hole #18
Par 4 | Handicap 10
A great par 4 finishing hole. Aim your drive at the left fairway bunker. A good drive will leave you a mid to short iron uphill approach shot to a relatively flat green with subtle undulations. Finishing with a par here should close a good round.
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