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Hole Tips:

#1 Difficult starting hole which is difficult even when you hit the fairway. Long and left-center of fairway is ideal off the tee. Keep your approach shot below the hole as this is a difficult green to putt, with the slight undjulations.

#2 This medium length par 3 can be had if you can hit the green. Club selection is a must, do not short side yourself to the pin. Green is relatively flat and easy to putt.

#3 This short par 3 always seems to play longer than the yardage. Balls that land short tend to stay short, but one of the easier holes to get up and down on.

#4 The shortest hole on the front can be an easy birdie or an easy double. If you are going to miss, miss right, the bunkers on the left are difficult. The O.B. left of the green can come in to play as well.

#5 What a great risk-reward short par 4. The smart play is to hit a 200 to 220 yard shot down the middle, which will leave you a pitch shot into the green. The hole maxes out at 280yds so the bigger hitters can give this a shot. There is sand guarding the green with trees right and O.B. left. This is by far the must undjulating green on the course, make sure to put your approach in the right spot. A 3-putt is not uncommon here.

#6 Another difficult driving hole with the tees pointin toward the O.B. on the left. There is a grove of trees protecting a bailout right. This is an uphill dogleg right to an elevated green with O.B. directly behind a green sloping from back to front. Do not feel bad with a bogey on this hole.

#7 218 from the back tees. Most people will overswing here trying to hit a club that they can't get there. Take plenty of club and try to keep it on the green. Although it is the #1 handicap hole, you should have a decent run at a par as the buner on the right is the only trouble.

#8 A long par 3 that plays slightly downhill, but still plays to it's distance. This can be a very defeating hole as it is a 3rd straight difficult hole. Keep your tee shot near the green as this is one of the easier up and downs on the course.

#9 A short but challenging par 4 with a slight dogleg right at the end. Look out for the pond on the right near the 100 yard marker. The ideal drive is left of center which keeps the trees out of play on your uphill aproach shot. Try to keep your approach left of the pin as the green slopes significantly from right to left.

#10 Pond right, trees and fairway bunker left...Accuracy is a must here! The challenge is not over once you get to the green. There is rarely a flat putt on this green.

#11 Short par 3 with an accepting green. This hole is your only chance to catch your breath between the last 5 and the next 2. Wind usually dictates club selection so choose wisely and finish.

#12 In my mind this is the toughest hole on the course. If you get on the green in 1 or even 2 here you are in great shape. Do not miss the green left as it is nearly impossible to par from there. The green slopes from left to right and there is rarely any green to work with.

#13 The only par 5 starts you out with O.B on the right and left. This hole has a 90 degree dogleg right with a large bunker before the turn. Unless you can crush a drive past the dogleg, try to make this a 3 shot hole. There is not much trouble by the green, but it drops off in every direction except the front. The green is flat so give yourself a chance at birdie here.

#14 A stadium green with bunkers on the front left and right. This is the largest green on the course, but it is relatively flat. It is better to be long than short here.

#15 This may seem like an easy par 4, but trouble awaits if you are not accurate. The fairway narrows as you get closer to the green. This green drops off in all directions so if you are going to miss try to be short.

#16 Club selection is essential on this short par 3. Bunkers in front and a steep drop in the back which is also guarded by pines. If you spin the ball, you may find yourself rolling back off the front. The next 2 holes are tough, so get a decent score here.

#17 A medium length par 3 with a pond staring right at you from the tee. The green is deceptively long so hit an extra club when the pin is back. This is a difficult up and down if you miss the green, especially right of the green.

#18 Who put this hole here? Our signature hole is much different than the rest of the course. A tight tree-lined hole with a dogleg to the right. The landing area slopes away from you which is 180 to 200 off the tee. Stay left center off the tee which will give you an open shot to this difficult green. A tee shot down the right will leave you blocked by trees. Good luck on this very tough finishing hole!

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