Hole 1
This opening par 5 allows you to ease into your round with a good scoring opportunity. Avoid the big miss and you could have a good shot at birdie.
Hole 2
Finding a par at the second is no easy task. This medium length par 3 has water surrounding the green on three sides and a green that slopes generously from back to front. Aim at the front right portion of the green to be safe and avoid a big number.
Hole 3
This short par four can be played a number of ways. The most conventional is a layup shot to avoid the risk of the hazard that runs up the entire left side of the hole. The second shot requires a precise wedge shot but should lead to a birdie putt if handled well.
Hole 4
A short iron to this par 3 with water protecting left and long of the green.
Hole 5
A creek splits this fairway. The safe play it at the 150 marker.
Hole 6
A short drivable par 4 with a blind tee shot. Second shot plays downhill to a green that slopes front to back.
Hole 7
A downhill par 3 with a creek protecting short and out of bounds protecting left. With a south wind this hole can play difficult.
Hole 8
a longer par 4 with more room left off the tee than it appears. Into a prevailing south wind 2nd shot typically plays longer than the yardage.
Hole 9
A par 5 with a great opportunity to end the front with a better than par score.
