1The first hole at Cedarwood Country Club provides a gentle start to the round. The fairway rises gently to a crest and then slopes back down toward the green. A fairway bunker on t2The second looks roomy but trouble is all around this hole. Fairway bunkers on the left and right edges of the fairway will catch tee shots not struck well or too far off line. The3A par-three over water will get the attention of players of every caliber and the third is no different. The hole requires a tee shot that is all carry over the pond that fronts thA par-three over water will get the attention of players of every caliber and the third is no different. The hole requires a tee shot that is all carry over the pond that fronts th4This par-five hole doglegs sharply to the right and a set of three bunkers – a large one and two smaller ones – guard the dogleg should you attempt to reduce the distance by cu5While this short par-four looks benign, appearances can deceive. A small bunker in the middle of the fairway must be dealt with off the tee and you must choose the right club for y6The most challenging hole on the front nine starts with a semi-blind tee shot down the slope with water lurking at the bottom of the hill and to the right of the fairway. Once in t7The generous fairway at the seventh takes the pressure off the tee shot but it’s your second shot where the work begins. The green is guarded by a bunker on the front right and tThe generous fairway at the seventh takes the pressure off the tee shot but it’s your second shot where the work begins. The green is guarded by a bunker on the front right and t8The second par-five on the front nine might seem short in yardage but it’s big in challenges. The tee shot must avoid a bunker on the right and the trees on the left that surroun9The longest par-three on the course starts with a testing tee shot to a large green with some demanding hole locations. Bunkers guard the front left and the right of the green. BecThe longest par-three on the course starts with a testing tee shot to a large green with some demanding hole locations. Bunkers guard the front left and the right of the green. Bec10The 10th is a good start to the back nine, but trouble is not far away. Out of bounds looms on the left and a stand of trees next to a fairway bunker guards the right side of the h11picturesque par-three is framed by a bunker on the left, another on the back right of the green and a deep bunker in the front right catches many a mis-hit tee shot. Bunker shots opicturesque par-three is framed by a bunker on the left, another on the back right of the green and a deep bunker in the front right catches many a mis-hit tee shot. Bunker shots o12The only par-five on the incoming nine is also the longest par-five on the course. A pair of fairway bunkers on the left will catch an errant drive and out-of-bounds looms on the r13The shortest par-four on the back makes up in difficulty what it lacks in length. The tee shot must avoid the fairway bunker on the right and a stand of trees on the left. While a 14This is the start of the stretch of some of the best finishing holes in Charlotte. The fairway rises up gently and most tee shots will find themselves in the face of the slope withThis is the start of the stretch of some of the best finishing holes in Charlotte. The fairway rises up gently and most tee shots will find themselves in the face of the slope with15Like the previous hole, this dogleg right par-four features an uphill tee shot into the face of a slope. A set of fairway bunkers can catch those who try to cut the corner. Playing16A long, difficult par-four with a fairway that slopes from right-to-left. Fairway bunkers guard the right and are to be avoided or else you are likely hitting a wedge for your thir17The final par-three is another daunting hole in the march to the clubhouse. Although it has a big green, it’s not easy to hit with a mid-to-long iron. A bunker on the front rightThe final par-three is another daunting hole in the march to the clubhouse. Although it has a big green, it’s not easy to hit with a mid-to-long iron. A bunker on the front right18There’s no rest for the weary at the par-four finishing hole. A dogleg right, a stand of trees in the corner of the dogleg catches tee shots not struck well or those who try to g
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