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Hole 1

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From The Tee The opening hole is an excellent par five with many of the challenges that our course will provide throughout your round. The tee shot for the opening hole should be targeted to the right side of the fairway. From there, the angle to avoid the bunkers on the right side is best. Stay below the pin, as the green slopes hard from back to front.

From The Fairway

On The Green The opening hole is an excellent par five with many of the challenges that our course will provide throughout your round. The tee shot for the opening hole should be targeted to the right side of the fairway. From there, the angle to avoid the bunkers on the right side is best. Stay below the pin, as the green slopes hard from back to front.

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Hole 2

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From The Tee A long par three that can play shorter than the yardage indicates, be sure to land your ball toward the front, left hand portion of the green. Bunkers on the right protect this long and fairly narrow putting surface. Putts from the left side to the right side of the green are devilishly fast.

From The Fairway

On The Green A long par three that can play shorter than the yardage indicates, be sure to land your ball toward the front, left hand portion of the green. Bunkers on the right protect this long and fairly narrow putting surface. Putts from the left side to the right side of the green are devilishly fast.

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Hole 3

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From The Tee This interesting par four provides your first “risk vs. reward” challenge. Long hitters can carry the ball onto the putting surface with a precise tee shot. The safe play off the tee is a well placed shot toward the 150 yard marker. The second shot is slightly downhill to a green with a large collection area off the front, left hand portion of the putting surface. If you don’t pay attention, this

From The Fairway

On The Green This interesting par four provides your first “risk vs. reward” challenge. Long hitters can carry the ball onto the putting surface with a precise tee shot. The safe play off the tee is a well placed shot toward the 150 yard marker. The second shot is slightly downhill to a green with a large collection area off the front, left hand portion of the putting surface. If you don’t pay attention, this

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Hole 4

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The prevailing wind can affect play on this medium length par four. You have another choice off the tee. To play safe, take the longer route down the right side toward the target fairway bunkers. The aggressive play is to skirt the fescue covered mounds down the left where a well placed tee shot will leave a very short iron into the green. The kidney shaped green is larger than it appears, but don

On The Green

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Hole 5

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From The Tee The key to this beautiful par three is to know when to gamble and when not to do so. An open green awaits your shot on the left side of this downhill par three. Be aggressive and fire away at a pin on the left side. However, if the pin is on the right, you must be accurate, as the green runs away to the right and is protected by a two deep bunkers just short of the putting surface.

From The Fairway

On The Green The key to this beautiful par three is to know when to gamble and when not to do so. An open green awaits your shot on the left side of this downhill par three. Be aggressive and fire away at a pin on the left side. However, if the pin is on the right, you must be accurate, as the green runs away to the right and is protected by a two deep bunkers just short of the putting surface.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The wise play on this medium length par four is a tee shot favoring the right side. Longer hitters are challenged by the fairway bunkers on the right side of the fairway. Shorter hitters have a large depression to deal with on the left side. The key to this difficult hole is the second shot. A large bunker, mounds and collection area guard the large putting surface. Be sure to not short-side yours

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Hole 7

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A wide fairway is available for your tee shot, which should favor the left side. Longer hitters can attempt to challenge the right side off the tee, but fairway bunkers and fescue await a mis-hit tee shot in that direction. The second shot should be played down the right side for the best angle into the green. The putting surface slopes from front to back, so allow for a bit more roll on your appr

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Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Modeled after a hole from the National Golf Links of America, “Cape” forces you to commit to your choice of clubs off the tee. The smart play is to lay up with an iron down the right side of the fairway. Those attempting to hit the green with the driver will have to maneuver around several well placed bunkers, the water hazard down the left side and mounds with fescue on the right. The green is se

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Hole 9

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A big tee shot is an advantage on this dogleg left. The drive should favor the right side of the fairway in order to get a good view of the green. The putting surface has a wide opening in front that welcomes the long approach shot. Two good shots are required for par here.

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Hole 10

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From The Tee This dogleg right has a surprise in store for you. The tee shot and approach to the green must avoid a large lake that is not visible from the tee. Be sure to place your second shot on the side of the green that the pin is cut, as you will face a difficult two-putt if your ball lies on the opposite side of the flag.

From The Fairway

On The Green This dogleg right has a surprise in store for you. The tee shot and approach to the green must avoid a large lake that is not visible from the tee. Be sure to place your second shot on the side of the green that the pin is cut, as you will face a difficult two-putt if your ball lies on the opposite side of the flag.

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Hole 11

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From The Tee

From The Fairway You have a choice off the tee on this short par four. The safe play is to play down the middle of the wide fairway. Longer hitters can choose to cut off the dogleg, but will have to maneuver their ball around several well placed bunkers. On your approach, be sure to miss long, as there are two collection areas ready to gO-Bble up any balls that do not make it up the steep slope on the front part o

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Hole 12

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From The Tee Short and treacherous, the tee shot must fly over the largest and deepest bunkers on the course. A kidney shaped green awaits your approach. Be sure to hit your shot on the side of the green where the pin is cut or you will be left with a very difficult two-putt.

From The Fairway

On The Green Short and treacherous, the tee shot must fly over the largest and deepest bunkers on the course. A kidney shaped green awaits your approach. Be sure to hit your shot on the side of the green where the pin is cut or you will be left with a very difficult two-putt.

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Hole 13

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From The Tee

From The Fairway One of the most scenic and difficult holes on the course, “Left” begins Jericho National’s version of “Amen Corner,” consisting of holes 13 through 16. Number 13 requires a tee shot that favors the left side of the fairway, as the right side is protected by a deep fairway bunker and a steep slope covered with fescue. The second shot plays approximately 10 yards shorter than the yardage indicates,

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Hole 14

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From The Tee The longest hole at Jericho, “Needle’s Eye” may end up being the longest par five you will ever play! Winding through trees on both sides with a hazard to the left, two big shots are needed to clear the three cross bunkers dividing the fairway. An accurate third shot is required, as the hole finishes with a two-level green tilted from right to left.

From The Fairway

On The Green The longest hole at Jericho, “Needle’s Eye” may end up being the longest par five you will ever play! Winding through trees on both sides with a hazard to the left, two big shots are needed to clear the three cross bunkers dividing the fairway. An accurate third shot is required, as the hole finishes with a two-level green tilted from right to left.

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Hole 15

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Your next challenge after the longest five-par is the longest three-par on the course. A large green is designed to accept a long-iron or fairway wood approach. If you miss the putting surface, try to miss short of the green. Take your par and run!

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Hole 16

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The final hole of JNGC’s “Amen Corner”, number 16 is a dogleg left that tempts you to cheat down the left side of the fairway. If you cut the corner too close, the overhanging trees and hazard may come into play. Be precise with the second shot, as several hazards guard the green that slopes from right to left.

On The Green

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Hole 17

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From The Tee

From The Fairway “Split” is arguably the most strategic hole on the course. A wide fairway moving uphill lulls you into a false sense of security. After the tee shot, it’s decision time. You may either challenge the bunkers on the right fairway by going over them, or aim for the left fairway that has a more difficult angle for the approach to the green. If you miss the putting surface, be sure to leave your shot j

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Hole 18

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From The Tee

From The Fairway An elevated tee gives you one of the best views on the course. For the best angle to the green, keep your tee shot to the left of the fairway bunkers. An uphill second shot to a well guarded and sloping green is needed. With the prevailing wind in your face, this is a great finishing hole every time you play it.

On The Green

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