1A straight away Par 4 from a tiered tee complex, the back tees offer a picture-frame view between two signature oak trees common to the Indian Creek valley through which the courseThe left side of the fairway offers the safest angle into an elevated and severely sloped green that will challenge the nerves of the best putters. Beware the front pin position that leaves precious little room to land an approach shot that stays on the green.2The first risk-reward hole on the course opens with a long iron or wood shot to an elevated dogleg left. The safe shot places the ball at the top of the hill in the middle of the For the brave golfer, a long draw or an attempt to cut the corner of the dogleg can leave you with a short wedge shot into the pitched green, albeit with downhill lie the most like3This dogleg right Par 4 begs for golfers to cut the corner and shorten the hole, bringing into play two fairway bunkers.Playing to the middle or left of the fairway offers a clear view into a two tiered green set inside a bowl. Beware landing your approach above the hole on this green.4A long Par 4 offers a nearly blind tee-shot from all tees except for the back tees which sit on an elevated tee box.Large fairway bunkers should not be an issue for the golfer who can keep their ball in the middle of the fairway.An approach shot into a deceptively undulating green awaits.5Avoid coming up short on this deceptively challenging Par 3 that often sees the player challenged off the tee by swirling winds at the base of the valley. Assuming you avoid the large, steep bunkers defending the front of the green, the large green complex can mean hitting a GIR only to have a 100+ foot putt across the undulating com6An aggressive drive off of the 40-foot elevated tee complex on this short Par 5 can find the player beyond the creek that cuts menacingly across the fairway and with a short iron sBeware the wind that often cuts undetected above the tree line and can be the difference between an eagle opportunity and a penalty stroke hoping for par after ending up in the wat7Water to the left and trees and bunkers to the right challenge the golfer to find the middle of the fairway. The approach shot is challenged by the most undulating green on the course, protected by front right bunkers. Be advised to keep the ball below the hole and on the same tier of the green as the pin, or easily find yourself struggling to avoid a dreaded 3-putt.8This intimidating downhill Par 3 puts water left in the player's mind off the elevated tee box. A large green offers a generous landing zone that runs hard toward the front left. Pin placements to the left side of the green will challenge your ability to find the line and speed on your putting game.9This long, uphill, dogleg right Par 5 is reachable with two long well placed shots as the downhill approach before the green brings the golfer into a picturesque bowl-shaped green Deep bunkers guarding the middle of the fairway as you approach the pinnacle of the hill will make even the best golfer squirm. Your approach shot to the green is a blind one, so Landing in the wrong area of the large green complex can make for a difficult finish.10The key to the downhill short Par 4 number 10 is to keep your ball in the middle of the fairway to avoid running left into the fairway bunker. The safe shot is preferred here to leave yourself a relatively easy short approach into this green complex guarded by bunkers on all sides.For the golfer who can stay out of trouble, this is one of the easiest birdie opportunities the course will give you all day.11Avoiding the left fairway bunker while leaving yourself a manageable approach shot into the green is the name of the game on this long straightaway Par 4.Avoid the right side of the fairway when the pin is to the right as a large tree can block your angle to attack the pin on your second shot.12This demanding Par 3 is one of the most deceptive holes on the course. Many a golfer finds themselves hitting their tee shot into the steep approach face of the elevated green.The back tees offer a staggering 285+ yard shot into this large green complex. Carry distance and satisfaction with par is the name of the game on No. 12.13A large split bunker lines the right side of the fairway, while a long tee shot that drifts left can find itself running off the end of the fairway and into the pond that sits direAccuracy is more important than distance on this hole.14this short Par 4 requires an accurate shot into the fairway off the tee if you want any realistic chance to attack the significantly elevated green.Picking your comfortable approach distance off the tee is important, as this green slopes severely away from the golfer.15Trees to the left wait to punish the golfer to tries to get too greedy and cut the corner of the dogleg left, while Indian Creek lines the entire length of the fairway to the rightThe creek cuts across the hole just before an elevated and well protected green.This hole requires 3 well hit shots, and avoidance of the hazards, to have any shot at a birdie or par.16This short Par 4 requires accuracy off the tee as the most unobstructed line to the green involves a carefully placed tee shot between the two left bunkers. Your approach shot has to navigate a front side bunker to find a landing zone on this traditional Donald Ross style green complex.17On this long Par 4, you'll want to stay in the middle or to the left of the fairway to have a clear approach shot into the large green complex across Indian Creek.Beware the hidden fairway bunker lining the right side of the landing zone off the tee, or you will have a hard time scrambling to save par.18Avoid the fairway bunkers with your tee shot and you'll be rewarded with a short approach shot into a green that many members refer to affectionately as the Widow Maker. Keep your ball below the hole on your approach to leave yourself any realistic chance of finishing with one or two putts to close out your round.
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