Hole Layouts & Photos

Pro Tip: “Your safe opening drive should be to the middle of a generous fairway, though an accurate shot over the trees saves you 30 yards to the green”

Pro Tip: “Better to be short than long on your approach… regardless, if you find yourself on the wrong level it’s a very challenging green”

Pro Tip: “A relatively easy green to hit but wide enough to be a 3 putt threat, focus on a good lag”

Pro Tip: “Generally a lengthy second shot to a long and steep green, so make sure you use enough club”

Pro Tip: “Time to bomb it into the wide fairway for your best chance for birdie on the front”

Pro Tip: “Driver over the creek is an option only for the longest, straightest players – this is a layup hole”

Pro Tip: “Aim at the big tree and you’ll generally wind up with an unobstructed approach shot”

Pro Tip: A par 3 many refer to as the “shortest par 5 on the course” due to lurking double bogeys – tree trouble everywhere so hit it straight or suffer the consequences”

Pro Tip: “Position is key, the green looks gettable but you’ll have more birdie opportunities from the middle of the fairway so consider clubbing down”

Pro Tip: “The easiest hole on the course, make sure you walk away with par or better”

Pro Tip: “A challenging driving hole to what looks like a wide fairway… until a giant tree left or right is blocking your approach”

Pro Tip: “A half club or more is required on this scenic forest hole with elevated green, soak up the view”

Pro Tip: “Aim for the wide open right side and stay there… avoid hundreds of growing trees on the left at all costs”

Pro Tip: “Right of the trees off the tee is like taking a penalty stroke – landing on the left side of the fairway is critical for a clear approach”

Pro Tip: “Hit the narrow target zone off the tee to ensure an open shot to our signature green… remember, the right side is your friend”

Pro Tip: “Water all the way down the left so now is not the time to snap hook your drive…. another green to aim right”

Pro Tip: “Some will say the toughest par 3 on the course, especially in the wind – take an extra club or prepare yourself for a very long putt”

Pro Tip: “Last chance to bomb it off the tee, make a birdie on the last par 5, and finish your round in style”