Hole 2

Par: 5
Distance: 512
The tee shot on the 2nd is very straightforward. Longer hitters will be temped to hit this green in 2 but the bunkers on either side of the green do a good job of neutralizing the threat of eagle. Our advice: keep you second shot in the short grass and you should be able to get a putt for birdie.

Hole 3

Par: 5
Distance: 515
This tee shot opens up on the right side. There is also a ditch that extends almost to the middle of the hole from the left trees at 240 yards out. Long hitters will have a shot to this green in 2, it is important that if you miss, miss short. There are no easy shots from left of, right of or over this green. This green slopes from back to front and is guarded on either side by bunkers in the front.

Hole 4

Par: 3
Distance: 175
This tee shot is one of the most challenging on the course. O.b. is not far out of reach on either side and the greenside bunkers are set well below the putting surface. Accuracy is at a premium here. A miss short; however, is the lesser evil here.

Hole 5

Par: 4
Distance: 345
Driver here is not advised. O.b. creeps up to either side of the fairway and demands respect. Feel free to go at the pin here; however, missing long will leave an extremely difficult par save. The green here is flat and very susceptible to birdie.

Hole 6

Par: 3
Distance: 212
Hole 6 is a long par 3 and its length is really the only challenging part of this hole. The easiest par saves come from in front of the green.

Hole 7

Par: 4
Distance: 315
Hole 7 is short and has a severe dogleg left with hazard down the entire right side of the tee shot. A draw or even a hook here is ideal but watch out for the limbs that hang over the left side, they can leave you with a lengthy approach shot. The approach shot to the green on the 7th is difficult. The green is very small and is fiercely guarded by a deep bunker in front. As with every hole on the front nine here, a miss long can be very costly.

Hole 8

Par: 3
Distance: 187
This tee shot is relatively straight forward. Hazard extends down the right side. The green at the 8th is large and very receptive and offers an easy 2 putt for par for those who hit the green.

Hole 9

Par: 4
Distance: 345
This tee shot is the most narrow on the course, luckily, this hole is short enough to hit fairway wood or iron off the tee. If you keep it in the fairway off the tee you The approach is relatively simple and offers a very good chance at birdie to end the front nine. The green at the ninth is the flattest on the course and relinquishes birdie often.

Hole 10

Par: 5
Distance: 445
The 10th is the hole that is most fun to play. At 450 yards, for above average golfers, 2 well placed shots should put you within 30 feet for eagle. However, o.b. runs the length of the hole on the right and can be host to some rather atrocious scores if you get too greedy off the tee.

Hole 11

Par: 3
Distance: 182
This hole is characterized by it's narrow playing area, trees are the main obstacle off the tee. If you manage to find the green is an easy 2 putt.

Hole 12

Par: 4
Distance: 362
Short dogleg right, hazard on the right, driver is usually not an option here. This is the hardest approach on the course. The green is surrounded by hazard. It is also aggressively sloped from back to front which can send well played shots rolling back into the water hazard in front.

Hole 13

Par: 4
Distance: 306
As one the shortest par 4 on the course, longer hitters can reach this green from the tee during the warmer months.

Hole 14

Par: 4
Distance: 360
A look from the fairway back to the teebox: This tee shot is less about distance and more about placement and accuracy. An ideal shot here is a slight fade that curves with the fairway. The goal here is simple: keep the ball below the hole and you will get par. The green at the 14th is the most difficult green on the course. Our suggestion is to ask a member how to putt this one.

Hole 15

Par: 3
Distance: 180
The 15th is the easiest hole on the course according to handicap. It is very straight forward, however it is advised to stay below the hole as the green slopes from back to front and can create some difficult putts.

Hole 16

Par: 4
Distance: 365
The objective here is to keep the ball on the right side of the fairway, if you do that par is very easy to come by.

Hole 17

Par: 4
Distance: 345
This tee shot starts off narrow and widens further down the hole. The ideal shot shot here is a fade. Large hills on either side of the fairway tend to keep tee shots in play. If you hit your drive 250 yards you will be left with a shot approach. Aim for the pin if it is on the left half of the green and plan your shot so that a miss will end up short of the hole.

Hole 18

Par: 5
Distance: 475
The 18th is a par five with a severe dogleg left at 230 yards from the teebox. However, there is a large water hazard at the dogleg so tee shots must be less than 225 yards and even the longest hitters cannot fly the hazard. To reach this green in 2 shots longer hitters will be faced with a severe dogleg left starting over water to a slightly elevated green 225 yards away.