Hole 1

A straight forward Par 5 that plays slightly up hill. Fairway bunkers come into play off the tee. Going for the green in two is rewarded by staying to the right of the green complex. A large greenside bunker, front and right, protects the green.

Hole 1

Hole 3

A Par 5 shortened by playing downhill. Out of bounds left and right causes attention. However, the hole funnels towards the fairway. A good drive allows a long iron or hybrid to the green. The approach to the green is guarded by a medium sized pond and a large bunker. Left and long is a good miss if you are trying to get there in two.

Hole 4

Short is not good on this Par 3 that plays 2 clubs longer.

Hole 5

A shorter Par 4 that doglegs right. Aim for the fairway bunkers for a short iron into the green. A shot straight away will give you a mid-iron to the green. Do not miss the green left!

Hole 6

A uphill Par 4 that has trouble left and out of bounds right. The green is very narrow and protected in the front and back with bunkers. Accurate distance is critical with your approach shot.

Hole 7

A split fairway Par 4 allows you options off the tee. Your approach shot to an uphill green plays a club longer than you think. The front greenside bunker is not your friend.

Hole 8

This Par 3 is longer than it looks. Play the distance while avoiding going left. Besides the green side bunker, the green complex drops significantly off the immediate left side.

Hole 9

It appears you can drive the green, but beware. It’s all carry over water. A better play is a shot to the right of the fairway bunker. This will leave a long iron to an uphill green complex.

Hole 10

A dogleg left Par 4. Aim left of the fairway bunker. A bunker front of the green doesn’t affect your approach. However, do not get in that bunker.

Hole 11

A true risk/ reward Par 5. Two areas with water to the left and front of each landing area. The opportunity to reach the island green in two is determined by your shot off the tee.

Hole 12

A fairway wood, hybrid, or long iron off the tee will put you in perfect position to attack the heavily guarded green. Aim to the fairway bunkers on your tee shot.

Hole 13

A very tough, narrow Par 4. An elevated tee provides a great view of the lower fairway. An uphill approach shot to an elevated green, guarded by a large bunker in front, makes for this to be a very difficult hole.

Hole 14

A player leaves number #13 and tries to catch a breath. Then pulls up to #14. A Par 3 that requires a difficult long and accurate shot. Water from tee to green, bunkers left and back, create this beautiful and difficult hole.

Hole 15

This dogleg left, Par 4 starts out with a drive across water to a generous fairway. Make sure your drive makes it past the corner of the dogleg to have a good angle to the green.

Hole 16

An extremely short Par 3 that requires an exact yardage shot. This very, undulated green is guarded by a creek in front and bunkers left, right, and back. The correct club selection is critical.

Hole 17

This straight forward Par 4 requires a straight, long drive off the tee. You approach is more uphill than you realize. Avoid the front, greenside bunker at all costs.

Hole 18

A Par 5 that will test your risk/reward options. A good drive will make you think, “on in two”. But…… the bunker and pond at the front of the green will make you think to lay up.