1This hole is much wider than it appears. Aim at the bunkers on the left side of the fairway and let the slope pull the ball into the right side of the fairway for the preferred ang2The ideal position in the fairway is on the right side between the fairway bunkers. A ball hit on the line of the middle of the fairway will gather into this area using the natural3This hole plays down hill and is often downwind. Plan on using a club or two less than normal. A slight false front can make chipping difficult to a right pin when the player balesThis hole plays down hill and is often downwind. Plan on using a club or two less than normal. A slight false front can make chipping difficult to a right pin when the player bales4Aim over the island in the left bay of the waste bunker. There is ample space to the left that is out of view. The shorter line is to hug the bunker on the right; however a ball thAim over the island in the left bay of the waste bunker. There is ample space to the left that is out of view. The shorter line is to hug the bunker on the right; however a ball th5The ideal line is to play close to the fairway bunker as this shortens the hole. A safe play to the left side of the crowned fairway will leave a very long second shot. The approac6An ideal location to place your drive would be flush with the fairway bunker and short of the second pinching tree on the right, leaving an approach of 110 to 130 yards to a recept7An uphill par five that is reachable by long hitters on a calm day. The ideal line is to the right side of the fairway, as balls tend to kick to the left. The pin location must be 8The longest par three on the course plays much shorter than its yardage. The bunker short right of the green is further from the green than it appears. The ideal shot is to aim oveThe longest par three on the course plays much shorter than its yardage. The bunker short right of the green is further from the green than it appears. The ideal shot is to aim ove9Favor the right side off the tee as balls that end up left of the fairway will be blocked from a direct approach to the green. From a good drive you will be left with a mid to longFavor the right side off the tee as balls that end up left of the fairway will be blocked from a direct approach to the green. From a good drive you will be left with a mid to long10Safe play is to aim slightly left of fairway bunker on the left and let the slope work the ball in to the middle. A long drive can carry the right side bunkers to catch some extra 11A tee shot right of the fairway bunker is the safe play, leaving a good look down to the green and a good angle; however, you will have a much longer shot in to the green. There is12The ideal play is to lay-up just short of the fairway bunker. The green is surrounded by trouble as there is a bunker guarding the front right and a steep drop off on the left and 13A difficult par four which requires well-struck shots on both the drive and the approach. The ideal line favors the right side, leaving the best angle into this small green. The apA difficult par four which requires well-struck shots on both the drive and the approach. The ideal line favors the right side, leaving the best angle into this small green. The ap14The shortest hole on the course plays shorter than its yardage. The hole is downhill and often downwind. Although the fronting bunkers appear ominous, shots need to land short of tThe shortest hole on the course plays shorter than its yardage. The hole is downhill and often downwind. Although the fronting bunkers appear ominous, shots need to land short of t15The cross-bunkers make this tee shot visually intimidating but the heavily contoured fairway makes a tee shot wide and right of the bunkers the safe play. A shot that hugs the bunk16This is a drivable par 4 with ample room if the shot is missed in either direction. Aim your tee shot just left of the rock outcropping to the right of the green. If the shot is mi17A spectacular but visually intimidating par three, set atop a rocky ridge. It can be challenged with a shot directly at the pin or be approached by landing the tee shot short and lA spectacular but visually intimidating par three, set atop a rocky ridge. It can be challenged with a shot directly at the pin or be approached by landing the tee shot short and l18A tee shot just off the right edge of the left fairway bunker is ideal. A longer drive will have to split the bunkers leaving a short iron into the green but the shot will be off aA tee shot just off the right edge of the left fairway bunker is ideal. A longer drive will have to split the bunkers leaving a short iron into the green but the shot will be off a
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