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Hole 1

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The hole is straight out with heavy tree coverage lining the right side. To the right of the trees is a road deemed as O.B. Two bunkers guard the landing zone on the left side of the fairway.

On The Green The shot into the green can be tricky as wind will play a factor. Going over the green on the right side is unplayable and missing the green short left will put you into the water. Two Bunkers protect the front edge of the green making the green complex a lot tougher to hit in regulation.

Hole 2

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From The Tee Another shorter Par 4 from the Member Tees, only playing 342 yards, begins with a tee shot over water on the right and the left. Accuracy is more important than distance on this tee shot.

From The Fairway Heavy trees guard the right side of the fairway up to the green, with a large bunker on the left.

On The Green The green is elevated, and the second shot may be tricky. Four pot bunkers guard the front of the green and a large steep hill begins at the back of the green. Any shot over the green will leave a very tricky pitch back onto the narrow green.

Hole 3

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From The Tee A long thick stretch of trees guards the dogleg from an easy driver over the corner. Long and accurate hitters can take on the corner, but risk getting stuck in the tree line. To the left of the fairway straight out from the tee box is a large bunker that is often visited.

From The Fairway The fairway begins to go straight downhill at around 180 yards out. A long tee ball can catch the hill to gain extra distance.

On The Green The shot into the green is no simple task as there are two bunkers that fully guard both sides of the narrow and long green. It is best to play below the hole. This green slopes back to front and can leave fast putts coming down the grain. Does this need to change since they redid the fairway?

Hole 4

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From The Tee

From The Fairway For the longer players, a tee ball over the bunkers on the left side is the ideal target line. With trees and a large bunker on the left, the right side of the fairway is the safer play to have the best look into the green.

On The Green The green itself is guarded front left and back right, making it tricky to hit in regulation. The green is rather big and slopes back to front with subtle breaks towards the front of the green.

Hole 5

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Playing 505 yards, this hole is straight away. Trees line both sides of the hole starting around 300 yards out from the hole. A bunker sits in the common landing area on the left side of the fairway. A long tee shot may make it tempting to try for the green in two

On The Green But 4 well placed bunkers around the green may have you wanting to lay up. The bunker on the right of the green stretches the length of the green. The green itself slopes hard back to front and is around 35 yards long. Knowing where the pin is on the green can be the difference in an easy one putt or a rough 3 putt.

Hole 6

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From The Tee The first of two Par 3s on the front nine comes at hole #6. Straight out playing around 150 yards from the Member Tees, this large green is slightly elevated and is guarded by three bunkers. The green slopes right to left when looking at the green from the tee box. Be mindful of pace on the green as some putts get away easily. It is important not to go over this green.

From The Fairway

On The Green The first of two Par 3s on the front nine comes at hole #6. Straight out playing around 150 yards from the Member Tees, this large green is slightly elevated and is guarded by three bunkers. The green slopes right to left when looking at the green from the tee box. Be mindful of pace on the green as some putts get away easily. It is important not to go over this green.

Hole 7

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From The Tee This slight dog-leg right goes straight out with a subtle right dogleg. The ideal target line is down the left side of the fairway to have a good angle and to pick up extra roll from the downhill slope. Trees line both sides of the fairway with a bunker on the right side.

From The Fairway

On The Green The approach shots are into a large green surrounded by water on three sides as well as a large bunker on the right side. Hitting the green in two strokes is doable but very risky. Swirling winds tend to make the hole play a different yardage than what is measured. This green is large, slopes hard back to front and can play very tricky if you are above the hole.

Hole 8

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From The Tee The green is surrounded by water on all sides. Three bunkers guard the green front and back. It is important to hit the green as there is not much room to miss without being penalized. The green slopes back to front mostly with a few subtle breaks.

From The Fairway

On The Green The green is surrounded by water on all sides. Three bunkers guard the green front and back. It is important to hit the green as there is not much room to miss without being penalized. The green slopes back to front mostly with a few subtle breaks.

Hole 9

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This hole goes straight out with a pond on the left side of the fairway and a lake down the right side directly off the fairway. The ideal tee shot favors the left side of the fairway to have the best approach angle. The shot into the tough green is important to have a good look at par.

On The Green This long tiered green slopes back to front with a collection run off on the back right and middle left of the green. Putting from below the hole will give you the best opportunity at rolling one in. Be sure to be mindful of the wind on this hole.

Hole 10

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Playing only 335 yards from the Member Tees, it is not the easiest of Par 4s. With a large body of water lining the right side of the hole and deep bunkers on the left, it is important to be in the fairway.

On The Green The shot into the green can be tricky depending on the hole location. The green slopes hard back to front and is slightly tiered. Three bunkers guard the green as well as a tightly cut runoff into the lake behind the green.

Hole 11

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From The Tee This oddly shaped green is guarded by three bunkers, one front, left and right. The green slopes back to front and if not careful, could cause a few 3 putts. Playing from below the hole on the green is best chance at making a putt.

From The Fairway

On The Green This oddly shaped green is guarded by three bunkers, one front, left and right. The green slopes back to front and if not careful, could cause a few 3 putts. Playing from below the hole on the green is best chance at making a putt.

Hole 12

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From The Tee The tee shot is very important and must be inside the tree lines to have a chance at a good score. An ideal tee shot is down the right side of the fairway to avoid the overhanging tree guarding the green front left.

From The Fairway Often referred to as the hardest hole on the course, the number two handicap Par 4 12th plays a stout 415 yards down a tight fairway.

On The Green This long green is well protected by 4 bunkers as well as a steep hill left and deep of the green. The green itself slopes back to front with subtle right-left breaks.

Hole 13

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The tee shot on this hole is blind, but the target line is left center of the fairway as the fairway is sloped left to right. The fairway is lined on the right side by thick trees all the way up to the hole. The left side of the fairway is more open for a miss but going too far left will put the ball out of play in a thick wooded area.

On The Green The approach shot into this elevated green requires full attention as missing the green can leave a tough up and down. Three bunkers surround the green as well as thick, rough. The green slopes back to front as well as hard left-right back towards the lake.

Hole 14

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From The Tee The ideal tee shot is on the right line of the right bunker. A longer iron is typically the club required to hit into this severely sloped green.

From The Fairway A 230-yard shot is all that is safely needed to give yourself an opportunity from the fairway. Cutting the corner on this one is protected by a large, wooded area and two large bunkers on the left and tall pines down on the right side and through the fairway. O.B stakes line the back side of the tall pines through the fairway.

On The Green The green is large and slopes very hard back to front; be sure to hit enough club to the back hole location as shots into the center of the green will spin and roll off the front, leaving a frustrating chip back up the hill.

Hole 15

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From The Tee

From The Fairway With tall trees lining the fairway and two fairway bunkers, it is important to be in the fairway for the best chance at a good score.

On The Green The green is large but is guarded by a large bunker at the front of the green. This green is elevated and slopes back to front hard. Putting from below the hole is the best opportunity at a made putt.

Hole 16

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From The Tee The first of two Par 5s on the back nine plays 525 yards from the Member Tees. The hole goes out and slightly dog-legs down a long hill to the left. A bunker sits straight out in line with where the dogleg begins

From The Fairway

On The Green Playing this hole as a three-shot approach is the best chance at avoiding a big number. The green is the longest on property, stretching 40 yards. The green also sits with water guarding the entire left side and long of the hole. Wind and hole location play a big factor hitting into this green.

Hole 17

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From The Tee This iconic and picturesque island Par 3 plays around 150 yards from the Member Tees. Bunkers guard the green short and long of the green. The green itself is wide but not long. Breaks on this green are subtle.

From The Fairway

On The Green This iconic and picturesque island Par 3 plays around 150 yards from the Member Tees. Bunkers guard the green short and long of the green. The green itself is wide but not long. Breaks on this green are subtle.

Hole 18

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From The Tee The final hole of the North Course is a 500-yard Par 5 across a large body of water. This hole is a true high risk-high reward. Longer hitters can cut off a lot of distance hitting over the larger part of the lake, leaving a short iron for the second shot into the Par 5. The safe play is to aim online with the club house and play the hole as a three-shot approach.

From The Fairway

On The Green Around 100 yards out from the green, a small canal connects a small lake to the large one. This canal is not very apparent and must be accounted for when laying up. The green is guarded by three bunkers around the front of the green. The green slopes back to front with subtle breaks depending on hole location.