1The Opening 3-shotter features a generous and invitingfairway that sets early confidence. A pair of cross-bunkers grabs your attention and influences positioning on the second shot.A green that subtly falls away from the approach ushers in the day's round.2A slightly-blind, downhill tee shot adjacent to Crazy Creek.Sinking Creek prevents a run-up shot from short of the green, which is most receptive to aerial approaches shaped right to left.3With a panoramic view from a tee perched on the highest point on the property,this par 4 skirts the ridge-top and offers no change to those that stray left. The green has a magnetic dip on the left that seems to attract feeble approach shots.4This stout one-shotter features an unforgiving green nestled into a saddle.Taking a little more club is preferred, as short tee shots present a difficult up and down.5A short, two-shot hole offering multiple options from the tee.A semi-blind approach into a receptive punchbowl green makes for a brisk walk in anticipation of the next stroke.6The Long Barn is a unique feature that frames this one-shotter.The green runs the length of the tO-Bacco shed with a difficulty recovery from either side. More than a few balls have made their mark on the barn.7This par 4 runs north below the ridgeline and narrows slightly as you approach the green.Keeping the tee shot right affords the best position to approach the green. A dip in the green protects the front and rear pin placements.8A short par 4 that demands a decision on the tee – any hesitation will produce an unsure stroke that squanders a birdie opportunity.The aggressive line calls for a confident swing. The approach shot is short, slightly uphill and the key is not to be long.10Steer clear of the Party Barn on this uphill tee shot.The downhill approach can be semi-bold from the left flank. The tumbling green is bisected by a ridge that can devilishly reject misplaced shots.11Steer clear of the Party Barn on this uphill tee shot.The downhill approach can be semi-bold from the left flank. The tumbling green is bisected by a ridge that can devilishly reject misplaced shots.12This downhill one-shotter is benched into the ridge.Avoid being short or flaring right, where some of the deepest bunkers flank the putting surface. Don’t succumb to temptation and fire at the back right pin – shoot for the midd13A sharply downhill tee shot with bunkers right.Sinking Creek fronts the green, making club selection crucial into the L-shaped putting surface, which is shallow on the right side.14A side-sloping two-shotter from tee to green.The hole is best played from the left side of the fairway. The sloping green is positioned to best accept a left to right approach, but remember that recovery from the right is simThe hole is best played from the left side of the fairway. The sloping green is positioned to best accept a left to right approach, but remember that recovery from the right is sim15A tumbling, downhill one-shotter that makes club selection a challenge, as short or long is not an option.A covey of bunkers protects the right side with a fresh-water marsh surrounding the rear of the peninsula green.16A bunkerless hole anchored by Sinking Creek, which flanks the entire right side and exits the property near the trees.The long green is positioned hard against the creek with a left bailout.17Trouble lurks down the left side on this par 4 in the form of both the creek and a strip bunker.The bunker will spare you from the water, but do not expect to reach the green on your approach. The putting surface is well-protected with especially challenging rear pin placemen18The Home hole has a generous landing area, maybe the widest on the course for this finishing three-shotter.The fairway meanders across a side slope to an uphill green situated on the top of the ridge.The front of the green has a false front and lackluster approaches seem to roll back to Abingdon.
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