1From our first tee, favor the middle or right-centerof the fairway for the best approach shot to a steeply elevated green2A well-positioned tee shot in the fairway will leave you a short iron to the center of the green!This green has a false front, so staying below the hole should allow a birdie opportunity or help secure your par.3This is a slightly uphill par 3 guarded by a large bunker on the right.Staying below the hole is again a premium, as the green slopes severely back to front.4A well-positioned tee shot on the right (upper) fairway will allow a mid-iron,to this steeply elevated green!5Direct your tee shot at, or slightly right of the aiming marker.This will leave you with options to either layup for a short iron to the green or to go for this Par 5 in 2!6This hole plays downhill, but typically into a wind.Be sure to take enough club to get there! This green slopes severely from top to bottom.7Play your tee shot to right front of the green and avoid the large bunker,which will allow the ball to chase to the center of this green, as it slopes right to left!8Longer hitters can get on this Par 5 in 2,but the approach shot is a forced carry to this multi-tiered green; great birdie opportunity!9Downhill tee shot in the fairway leaves a short iron in.Aim for the center of this two-tiered green which slopes considerably, right to left!10Tee shot should favor left-center of the fairway to avoid bunkers on the right and leave the best angle in.This will leave a mid to short iron to green and another great birdie chance!11Best placed drive is left-center of the fairwayto avoid the bunkers and leave the best angle of approach. Mid to short iron should help set up a Par.12O-Bserve wind and elevation and take enough club to get your tee shot to this elevated green!The green slopes back to front, so the front third is ideal to stay below the hole (aim small, miss small)!13The best tee shot is right-center of the fairway,for the best angle in and will minimize your distance to the green. Look to take advantage of the this gently sloping green and great chance at birdie!14A good tee shot between the bunkers will leave you with a mid to long iron in, depending on conditionsThe green slopes from back to front, so clear the approach bunkers for a pretty straight forward two putt.15Tee shot to the middlefairway and second shot favoring the right-center of fairway, opens the best approach to the green!16Take enough club to clear the marsh which will leave a short iron to the green.The longer hitters can go for the collection area to leave a short chip, pitch or putt, OR, take direct aim for the green on this reachable Par17Aim your tee shot to the center of this large greenThe wind direction will usually push the ball to the right side, but can change daily…adjust accordingly.18Take aim to the left-center of the fairway for a small advantage on our Home Hole.Depending on conditions, you’ll have a mid to short iron this green, with a dramatic drop in elevation of approximately 100 feet!
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