Course Description

#1Great opening hole to start your round of golf. A well positioned shot of 240-250 yards is an ideal location for a short iron to an uphill green. It's a great chance for a birdie start.

#2 Shortest par 3 on the course, tee shot must carry the small pot bunker in front of the green, but be very carefull not to go long for there is hazards just over the green.

#3 Scenic looking par 5 with Rose coolie running down the left side of the fairway, avoid the pond on the right side with the tee shot as well. A well placed layup down the right center will give you your best chance for your third shot.

#4 Downhill medium length par 3, which usually plays one club shorter than the yardage says, avoid the two greenside bunkers and you will have a great chance for a birdie 2.

#5 Beautiful long par 4, tee shot must avoid the left side, a well placed drive will leave a mid iron or even a wood, into a long narrow sloping green. Par here is a great score!!

#6 A good chance for a birdie on this short hole, although it can be very tough into a nice headwind. Tee shot should be directed away from the right fairway bunker, to leave a short iron to a large green.

#7 Drive should be down the left center to avoid Out of Bounds toward the right side. Great chance for a birdie if you wedge it close on this large green.

#8 One of the toughest driving holes on the course. Tee shot must avoid the large pond on the right side. Once in the fairway the proper club must be picked to the slightly uphill green, which is well bunkered to the right with water surrounding the green.

#9 Strong finishing hole to the front side! Drive again must avoid tailing off to the right to avoid the pond. Once in the left center of the fairway a mid to long iron is needed for an accurate shot into a well bunker green. Par here is usually a nice shot.

#10 Give the tee shot a good smack, fairly long hole without any hazards on it. A birdie 3 will get you off and running on the back side.

#11 To play this strong par 4, which usually plays into a strong north wind, the tee shot must avoid the large fairway bunker on the right to have a chance of knocking it on the green in regulation. Once in the fairway a long iron or wood will have to stick to avoid the front bunker protecting this large rolling green. Par here is good!!

#12 This tricky par 5 hole deserve your full attention. Trouble lurks from the tee box with water down the left side as well as the right side. The second shot must be genltly placed again avoided those 2 large water hazards. If you are fortunate to place your 2 shots down the fairway, a birdie could await you with a fine place wedge to the green.

#13 Slightly downhill par 3, club selection is key especially when the winds pick up. This green is well protected by several bunkers that surround this large back to front sloping green.

#14 Tee shot must avoid the large water hazard down the entire right side. Once the drive is placed down the left side, the second shot must be played very precise to an uphill undgulating green that is protected by 3 large bunkers.

#15 Neat par 4 hole heading straight back to the clubhouse. Long hitters can take a stab at driving the green, but must be carefull of the water hazard to the right side of the green. If you decide to play it safe this hole is a good birdie hole.

#16 Tough, long, demanding par 3 which usually plays right into the wind, making proper club selection very difficult. Be very careful of 3 putting here, due to the large putting surface.

#17 Great chance for a birdie 3 on this short, tailwind golf hole. Once the drive is placed on the short grass, an accurate wedge shot will need to be placed to a green that is sloped from back to front.

#18 Anything could happen on this short par 5 finishing hole, which usually can be reached in two shots. Avoid the right fairway bunker. If you decide to go for the green in two shots, beware of the water hazard on the left side of the green. It is not over yet! This green is sloped quite a bit from back to front with several humps and bumps throughout the green.