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Hole 1

Hole Name Hull

From The Tee This straight away, short par 4 is a great hole to start off your round.

From The Fairway A nice smooth tee shot will leave you with a wedge or less into this fairly flat green.

On The Green Nice birdie opportunity here at the first.

Hole 2

Hole Name The Valley

From The Tee It may be short in yardage, but the second hole can appear daunting off the tee.

From The Fairway A well placed tee shot here will leave you with a clear, open shot to this elevated green.

On The Green Be cautious of the wind and hit enough club to be hole high.

Hole 3

Hole Name Crossroads

From The Tee A straight away, open par 3 to a large green makes for a nice birdie opportunity.

From The Fairway Watch the cross wind here commit to the shot.

On The Green Your miss here is to the right, avoiding the green side bunker on the left.

Hole 4

Hole Name Sidehill Battle

From The Tee With an elevated tee box and fairway sloping to the right, you will want to aim your drive slightly to the left.

From The Fairway This will leave your tee shot in perfect shape, away from the trouble lurking on the right.

On The Green Two bunkers on the right side of the green again have you aiming to the left side of the green for safety.

Hole 5

Hole Name Tunnel Vision

From The Tee Without a doubt, this is a risk/reward par 4. If you’re feeling lucky, you can go for the green but must be able to carry the golf ball roughly 300 yards to avoid the bunkers surrounding the front of the green.

From The Fairway If you’re deciding on playing it safe, you can hit it to the middle of the fairway short of the fairway bunker on the right, roughly 215 yards off the tee. Be wary of the bush surrounding the entire hole!

On The Green

Hole 6

Hole Name The Rail Trail

From The Tee This is one of Ainsdale’s longer par 4’s at 430 yards from the championship tees.

From The Fairway The tee shot is hit up and over a hill with out of bounds creeping on the left hand side.

On The Green Your second shot will want to feed to the right hand side, so just be mindful of that.

Hole 7

Hole Name Go For It

From The Tee This is yet another risk/reward par 4 at only 290 yards.

From The Fairway Your tee shot and approach shot will naturally want to feed to the left.

On The Green You will be able to clearly see how sloped this green is from back to front, so leaving your chip shots and putts just under the hole is a safe and smart play.

Hole 8

Hole Name Highway to Heaven

From The Tee A beautiful par 3 with somewhat of a blind tee shot.

From The Fairway The bunker on the left hand side of the green comes more into play than one might realize when standing on the tee block.

On The Green The ideal tee shot would shape from right to left. Your safest miss would be to the right, leaving a delicate chip shot to the pin.

Hole 9

Hole Name Long, A Time Ago

From The Tee An uphill par 5 with water lurking to the right that isn’t visible from the tee block.

From The Fairway You will want to aim a little bit to the left to avoid the water at all costs.

On The Green Even the longest hitters typically do not reach this lengthy uphill par 5 in 2, so be sure to leave yourself with a comfortable yardage in to the green that will optimize your chance of making birdie.

Hole 10

Hole Name Left Turn

From The Tee To kick off your back 9, you will face a 30 degree dogleg left par 4.

From The Fairway You will want to pick a target out to the right middle of the fairway to ensure you stay away from the out of bounds on the left.

On The Green Your second shot will play slightly downhill and require total focus to safely hit the middle of the green, avoiding both green side bunkers.

Hole 11

Hole Name Wyatt’s Winder

From The Tee This picturesque, dogleg left par 5 will require three precise shots in a row to safely arrive on the green.

From The Fairway For those longer hitters, you may be able to reach in 2, however there is a small creek short of this elevated green, and bush everywhere you turn.

On The Green Your approach shot in will need to be exact in distance and have some height on it to hold the surface of the green.

Hole 12

Hole Name Picture Perfect

From The Tee This beautiful and challenging par 3 provides some excitement during your round!

From The Fairway There is water in front and to the left of the green, along with a large bunker in front and one long right.

On The Green Ideally your tee shot would end up in the middle of the green, have a crack at birdie, and move on.

Hole 13

Hole Name Through the Timber

From The Tee This long, straight away par 4 is a good test for all golfers, especially from the championship tees at 455 yards.

From The Fairway From the middle of the fairway you will see some unique trees guarding the front of the green.

On The Green This means that it is a good idea to bounce and roll your approach shot up and onto the playing surface instead of contending with trees.

Hole 14

Hole Name Andi’s Alley

From The Tee This straight forward par 5 offers you the chance of potentially reaching the green in 2.

From The Fairway Be mindful of the fairway bunker on the left and water hazard on the right, off of the tee.

On The Green Should you choose to not go for the green in 2, laying up just short of the green on the right hand side leaves you with the best angle in to attack any pin on this deep green.

Hole 15

Hole Name Up & Down

From The Tee A back to back par 5 presents you with another great opportunity for birdie. Your tee shot will need to carry the ravine that is at the very beginning of the fairway.

From The Fairway Your second shot should be aimed up the right side of the fairway to leave yourself with the best possible angle into the green.

On The Green A challenging bunker is located on the left side of the green and should be avoided at all costs, as an up and down from there is quite difficult with this severely sloped back to front green.

Hole 16

Hole Name Lexi’s Landing

From The Tee This hilly par 4 requires your full attention off the tee to ensure the best placement for your next shot.

From The Fairway You should be aiming just down the left side to leave your ball in the gully below.

On The Green Your approach shot will have to be hit high and soft to hold this tricky green.

Hole 17

Hole Name Beachside

From The Tee This longer par 3 is more challenging than it appears.

From The Fairway

On The Green The miss here is short left, avoiding all of the green side bunkers. Be happy with a 3 here and move on.

Hole 18

Hole Name Haste Ye Back

From The Tee This finishing hole is straight away up the hill with room in the fairway.

From The Fairway Your approach shot needs to be placed on the correct level of this undulating green to have a fair chance at birdie or par.

On The Green Avoid the crowd cheering you on from the outdoor patio!