1This longer par 4 requires a drive up the left side of the fairway. Once in the fairway, the approach shot plays uphill.2This shorter par 4 has more room on the right side than it looks. Green is steeply sloped from back to front and left to right.This shorter par 4 has more room on the right side than it looks. Green is steeply sloped from back to front and left to right.3This par 3 looks like it plays downhill, but actually plays its actual yardage. Green slopes from left to right. Avoid the right side greenside bunker if possible.This par 3 looks like it plays downhill, but actually plays its actual yardage. Green slopes from left to right. Avoid the right side greenside bunker if possible.4This shorter par 5 requires a drive in the fairway. Hazards are both right and left off the tee.The second shot or approach shot needs to avoid the bunkers short and right of the green.5This dogleg right par 4 has a U shaped fairway.Put yourself 100 yards to the green and you have a slightly uphill second shot to a green that slopes from back to front.6This narrow par 4 requires a straight tee shot.The green has a false front and slopes off the right side.7This is our signature par 4. This long par 4 has water running down the left side of the tee shot,short of the green and right of the green. The green is large and slopes severely from back to front.8This longer par 3 plays longer than the yardage. Par is a good score here.9This shorter par 4 requires a tee shot that avoids the water on the right and trees on the left.The green is severely slopped from front to back and both right and left sides slope off the green.10This dogleg par 4 has a large tree at the dogleg on the right side of the fairway.Avoid that tree and you will have an approach shot to a large green. Most players are short on their second shot.11This short par 4 requires a tee shot up the right side of the fairway.The approach shot is to a smaller green that slopes severely from back to front.12This short par 3 plays shorter than its actual yardage. Avoid the front and left bunkers.13This dogleg left par 5 has trees left and right. A good aiming point is the pine trees straight off the tee.The second shot or approach shot should avoid the greenside bunkers.14This shorter, dogleg right par 4 requires an accurate tee shotThe farther you hit your tee shot, the more it needs to be aimed up the right side. Approach shot is up to an elevated green.15This par 3 plays its yardage. Avoid the bunkers right and left. Green slopes from back to front.This par 3 plays its yardage. Avoid the bunkers right and left. Green slopes from back to front.16This straight, narrow par 5 has trees right and leftThe second shot or approach must avoid a pond left and short of the green.17This narrow par 4 requires a straight tee shot. The approach shot plays slightly longer than it looks.18This dogleg left par 4 has a fairway that cants from right to left. Trees on the right come into play as well. A drive in the fairway leaves a mid to short iron to a fairly flat grAny shot left will bounce left away from the green.
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