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Hole 1

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From The Tee A straightforward, dogleg left. This hole is lined with a creek along the right treeline, wrapping around the rear of the green.

From The Fairway While you can cut the corner, the safe shot is down the right side of the fairway. You don't need to hit driver; anything in the fairway sets up a nice shot, anywhere from

On The Green 100 to 150 yards, into the green, depending on how aggressive the tee shot. For the most part, the green is relatively flat; so be careful before you give away the hole. A bogey on this hole may put you behind the eight ball.

Hole 2

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From The Tee This treacherous par 4 can turn into a monster of a hole after a poor drive.

From The Fairway A great drive is directly over the left-side of the fairway-bunker, but make sure you have enough carry.

On The Green The entire left side gives you an angle into the green, but the farther left you go, the harder your approach becomes. Be mindful of which tier the pin is on, as you approach the green. If you go long, the back bunker certainly comes into play. Up and downs are hard to find on this hole.

Hole 3

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From The Tee A safe drive on this hole is played to the left of the right fairway bunker.

From The Fairway

On The Green Longer hitters may try to take it over the bunker in an attempt to reach the green in two. If you do decide to lay up, there is plenty of room in the fairway; however, a misfire left may result in a lost ball. After finding yourself anywhere inside of 140 yards, you should start thinking birdie on this hole, but make sure you do not miss this tight, tucked away green. Eagles are very rare on this

Hole 4

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From The Tee Again a good tee shot is key. The view is deceiving as there is not as much room on the right side as you may think.

From The Fairway The tighter you can keep your drive to the left fairway bunker the better. Nevertheless, smarter players will stay away

On The Green from the left side; not a lot of margin for error there, as the trees tightly guard the green. If you are going to miss this green the left side is favorable. This turtleback green can be tricky depending on the pin position and your approach shot, so in other words, just stick it close.

Hole 5

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From The Tee A tightly guarded par three with both green side bunkers flanking the green, especially tight in the front.

From The Fairway

On The Green The left green side bunker leaves an awkward up and down while the right bunker gives players plenty of green to work with. Landing a tee shot anywhere on the green will give players a good chance at birdie and should certainly secure par.

Hole 6

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From The Tee Do not go right! It isn't a very long hole, and longer players can easily have a wedge into the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green As you approach the green, right is a better miss than left, on this hole. A front or middle pin position is preferable here, but do not play long when the pin is back. If you are off to a slow start on your round this is where to get it going.

Hole 7

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From The Tee It would be a waste of time to find the slightest dogleg on this par five.

From The Fairway This wide open hole allows players to let it go off the tee and longer hitters can reach this rather vulnerable green in two. Good lay-ups should be taken to the left of the fairway bunker and only

On The Green leave players 130 yards or less into the green. Precarious pin positions always make it hard to knock it stiff on this hole and higher shots are much more successful.

Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This daunting par three requires players to take out their fairway metals.

On The Green Although the "Violet" and "Red" tees play the hole as a short par four, it plays practically 240 yards from the tips. The ground is soft up near the green so tee-shots have to land on or just short in order to get it home. Generally, the right side offers you a better chance at an up and down. Par is a good score.

Hole 9

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From The Tee The wind is usually in your face as you make your way to the tee.

From The Fairway The perfect drive lands the ball just beyond the left fairway bunker, though there is nothing wrong with taking aim down the right side of the fairway.

On The Green Approach shots can be anywhere from 200 to 130 yards depending on the player and conditions. Be mindful of the water behind and to the left of the green.

Hole 10

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From The Tee A worthy test to start your back nine, this one is.

From The Fairway Left is not a good miss with O-B and a couple tricky fairway bunkers; you would much rather be in the right rough than to negotiate your second shot from there. Anything just over the right fairway bunker is a good lay-up. Make sure you do not cut yourself off on the left side, as the right is much more forgiving. Overly aggressive approach shots can leave tough comeback chips. You will do well to

On The Green

Hole 11

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From The Tee Eleven is not a hole you need driver on. From the "white" tees, a

From The Fairway

On The Green 180 yard shot is all that is required to see green, but if you can fade it, 200 - 220 will get you around the bend. Yet, daring players can try to take their tee-shots over the right trees. Play on the short side of a back-pin location. Although this hole may yield some birdies, the green is narrow and par is always acceptable.

Hole 12

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From The Tee The right green side bunker takes many casualties, but it is the place to miss. It is advisable to play it long and ensure you carry the bunker. Putts to a back-pin run away from you, so your 10-foot birdie putt can easily turn into a 15-foot par putt. Par is a good score here.

From The Fairway

On The Green The right green side bunker takes many casualties, but it is the place to miss. It is advisable to play it long and ensure you carry the bunker. Putts to a back-pin run away from you, so your 10-foot birdie putt can easily turn into a 15-foot par putt. Par is a good score here.

Hole 13

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This hole calls for a 200 to 220 yard tee-shot down the middle of the fairway.

On The Green There is little gain to going over the trees since going for this hole in two is pretty much out of the question. A lay-up to the left of the right fairway bunker leaves about a 130 yard approach. If you go over the back on your approach, a Mickelson-esque shot is required to get even reasonably close. Hitting to the front of the green is always the safe play.

Hole 14

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From The Tee A drive just to the right of the left fairway bunkers is right where you want to be. However, it is not smart to flirt with the left side.

From The Fairway For the shorter player, straight ahead is a good aiming point. From the fairway, par is not a hard score, which is why landing in the fairway is imperative.

On The Green A good idea is to forget about the pin--just aim for the middle of the green. Otherwise, you flirt with going short into the sand pit or long over the back; neither of those places are very inviting.

Hole 15

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From The Tee One of the easiest holes on the golf course. Longer hitters can carry the right

From The Fairway fairway bunker into the fairway, but O-Bviously there is ample room right down the middle.

On The Green While there isn’t a bunker on the left of the green you will usually be short-sided on that side of the hole. The green is not very undulating, so birdie is definitely a possibility.

Hole 16

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From The Tee If you play this hole from the rear tee box, you have a difficult angle off the tee. From either box this hole typically plays 20 yards longer than the card, as it frequently plays into the wind. It is very rare to get on from the left rough as the ball usually settles down. The right side of this hole is the safe play. Try to stay below the hole in an effort to avoid a very slippery putt. Do not

From The Fairway

On The Green

Hole 17

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From The Tee The only danger on this hole is the pond short. You can spray your tee shot for the most part and still get up and down. Going long is not the end of the world, so feel free to take extra club.

From The Fairway

On The Green The green is large, so pin placements can make it difficult to bag a 2-putt and get out of dodge.

Hole 18

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From The Tee A demanding hole to conclude your round. Take your drive just to the left of the right

From The Fairway fairway bunker; you do not gain much by trying to carry it. Right is the better side to miss this green on.

On The Green It always helps to be on the same tier as the pin on this hole when trying to hole putts. Balls will not roll up onto this green.