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Hole 1

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The first hole features a fairway that slopes from left-to-right with a prevailing cross wind that blows west-to-east. Drives down the left will set up the best angle to approach this well-guarded green.

On The Green

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Hole 2

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Rated as the easiest hole on the golf course for men, the second can still be a tricky test. Sloping undulation surrounds the green and challenging rough makes an up-and-down difficult. The best angle to approach this green is from the right side of the fairway, regardless of the pin location because of the putting surface that slopes left-to-right.

On The Green

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Hole 3

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From The Tee The third is a risk-reward dogleg right par 4. Some of the longer hitters may take a chance at driving the green. Bunkers guard the corner and players will want to avoid the 100+ yard bunker shot.

From The Fairway

On The Green The third is a risk-reward dogleg right par 4. Some of the longer hitters may take a chance at driving the green. Bunkers guard the corner and players will want to avoid the 100+ yard bunker shot.

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Hole 4

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From The Tee

From The Fairway An intimidating tee shot awaits on the fourth tee box. Players will want to do whatever they can to hit the fairway and set up the best approach shot. Club selection can be difficult as the elevation change and false front fool most players.

On The Green

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Hole 5

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From The Tee The fifth hole requires a well-placed shot to the pin side of this two-tiered green. Players will want to watch out and avoid both the greenside bunker on the left and the closely-mown collection area on the right.

From The Fairway

On The Green The fifth hole requires a well-placed shot to the pin side of this two-tiered green. Players will want to watch out and avoid both the greenside bunker on the left and the closely-mown collection area on the right.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Next is the hardest hole on the golf course, which is also the longest par 4. An ideal tee shot will be down the right side of the fairway, setting up the best chance of hitting the green in regulation. The green is well-protected by bunkers and a pond that catch a lot of balls.

On The Green

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Hole 7

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From The Tee The seventh is a par 3 that features a bunker and out-of-bounds on the left. Players ought to favor the right side of the green, as it slopes from right-to-left, but need to be aware of the prevailing with that blows east.

From The Fairway

On The Green The seventh is a par 3 that features a bunker and out-of-bounds on the left. Players ought to favor the right side of the green, as it slopes from right-to-left, but need to be aware of the prevailing with that blows east.

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Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This par 4, eighth, slopes from left-to-right the entire way to the green. Longer hitters might be able to carry over to the right fairway, but precision will be required. A drive to the left fairway will leave players a longer shot into the green. The green is surrounded by slopes and bunkers, so the best miss is short.

On The Green

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Hole 9

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The front nine closes with the first par 5 on the golf course. Fairway bunkers focus a player’s attention to the middle of the fairway. A lay-up to about 100 yards will leave the best angle of attack to this green.

On The Green

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Hole 10

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The back nine starts with a challenging uphill par 4. The tee is elevated and a prevailing west wind means it’s best to aim for the left side of the fairway. On the approach, the best place to miss is long because of two bunkers that protect the front.

On The Green

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Hole 11

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The eleventh hole is a par 4 that requires two precise shots to hit the green and make par. A pot bunker in the fairway should be avoided by leaving the driver in the bag. Players will want to leave about 120 yards into this green that features a false front.

On The Green

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Hole 12

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From The Tee The twelfth provides players with an elevated view of the green and all of the surrounding valley. Swirling winds are fairly common, so players will want to check the trees before picking a club. This green is well-guarded by bunkers and penalty areas.

From The Fairway

On The Green The twelfth provides players with an elevated view of the green and all of the surrounding valley. Swirling winds are fairly common, so players will want to check the trees before picking a club. This green is well-guarded by bunkers and penalty areas.

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Hole 13

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A pine tree just right of the fairway provides players with a good target line from the tee box on the thirteenth hole. On the approach, players will want to shoot for the middle of the green to set up the best chance for par.

On The Green

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Hole 14

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From The Tee This par 5 slopes slightly uphill slightly. The second shot slopes left-to-right, so players will want to keep their ball left to play from the center. The green is well-protected where the best miss is long and left.

From The Fairway

On The Green This par 5 slopes slightly uphill slightly. The second shot slopes left-to-right, so players will want to keep their ball left to play from the center. The green is well-protected where the best miss is long and left.

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Hole 15

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From The Tee The second consecutive par 5 provides the best opportunity for a birdie. A well-struck tee shot will set up a chance to reach the green in two. The green is two-tiered, so players will want to make sure they’re on the right level. Greenside rough on the right is a better miss than the penalty area on the left.

From The Fairway

On The Green The second consecutive par 5 provides the best opportunity for a birdie. A well-struck tee shot will set up a chance to reach the green in two. The green is two-tiered, so players will want to make sure they’re on the right level. Greenside rough on the right is a better miss than the penalty area on the left.

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Hole 16

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From The Tee The final par 3, sixteenth, presents a challenge from all teeing locations. A well-placed bunker protects the green and a penalty area left and attract a lot of golf balls.

From The Fairway

On The Green The final par 3, sixteenth, presents a challenge from all teeing locations. A well-placed bunker protects the green and a penalty area left and attract a lot of golf balls.

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Hole 17

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The seventeenth is Aliso Viejo’s signature hole. A narrow fairway and an elevated green come together to create a challenging par 4. The ideal tee shot is placed down the right side of the fairway, which will set players up for the best chance at an even lie. A waterfall and fountain pond frame the raised putting surface that protected by bunkers and a penalty areas on the left.

On The Green

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Hole 18

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From The Tee The closing hole is a par 5 that requires a tee shot in play for a chance at par or better. Avoid the water on the right and the pond that protects the second half of the hole on the left. The green is guarded by both water and sand, so players must be careful to avoid those.

From The Fairway

On The Green The closing hole is a par 5 that requires a tee shot in play for a chance at par or better. Avoid the water on the right and the pond that protects the second half of the hole on the left. The green is guarded by both water and sand, so players must be careful to avoid those.

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