1The opening shot at Great Hills sets the tone for Austin's best hill country golf course.There's plenty of room to the right of the large oak, but playing it close will shorten the hole. This fairway slopes from left to right and gradually moves uphill. The crest of th2A short par three that's slightly downhill.3Number 3 is the first challenging tee shot.This short par four doglegs sharply to the left and uphill. A long hitter negotiates O-B while the shorter hitter has several fairway bunkers to the right. This forced carry requir4The longest par 4 on the course requires an accurate second shotThe hole slightly moves to the right. Both sides of the fairway is guarded by small oaks and the right side at the dogleg has three large fairway bunkers causing additional pain fo5Choices off the tee on this uphill dogleg right can make this hole long or short.Several fairway bunkers makes it difficult to cut the corner, but long hitters can aim over the first right hand tree.6This short downhill dogleg left is both picturesque and inviting.An accurate tee shot just left of the large oak in the fairway gives you an uphill shot to a sloping green.7The hardest par 3 on the course. The carry is long and over a severe valley facing the clubhouse. A tee shot that comes up short on this beautiful hole will not advance. The bail o8This par 4 dogleg right plays slightly downhill and is guarded by O-B left and rightFairway bunkers guard the left side and the second shot can be deceiving with southerly winds.9This elevated tee overlooks the Texas hill country.10Number ten is often used as the starting hole in our major tournaments. A mid length par 3 with a sloping look and trade winds from the right that have many golfers chipping back u11This scenic par 5 drops 150 feet down to the crest of the dogleg.Reachable for the long hitters with a tee shot just to the right of the large fairway oak.12Hidden in the valley, this downhill par 313The river runs through this par 4 on the right off the tee and in front of your second shot.Aiming down the left side gives you a lot more fairway room than the right. A downhill fairway14Back to back river holes gives this par 4 a long course flavor.15Here’s what long hitters only dream about.16Tight but short. A par 4 from an elevated tee17One of Great Hills signature holes,18This finishing par 5 is short but plays very long.Anything short will back down the fairway unless you’ve made it to the bunker. Now your prO-Blems begin. Look back down the fairway and you’ll enjoy one of the best views of Au
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