From The Tee On a clear day you stand on this tee and see the downtown Dallas landscape
From The Fairway Coined as City View, this hole is down hill sliding to the right. Make sure your tee shot is placed on the left side of the fairway for a right kick.
From The Tee The character of Las Colinas is no more prevalent than on this hole.
From The Fairway A tee shot that goes straight up the hill guarded by fairway bunkers and one of the most difficult greens to putt. A challenge off the tee but beware of the fairway bunkers and difficult uphill lie if you do make the fairway.
On The Green A layup to 150 yards will leave you with an approach to the green that plays a club or more up the hill.
From The Tee Another great view down a winding par 5
From The Fairway
On The Green Players can attempt to challenge this short par 5 by going up the left, but beware of the creeping out of bounds and deep bunker. A smart play would be to leave yourself 100 yards out on your 3rd shot to a green that has multiple hole locations.
From The Tee The first of 5 par 3s, this all-carry hole is not short of thrills.
From The Fairway
On The Green Use the hill on the back of the green to filter your ball back onto the putting surface because anything short or on the front may run the risk of rolling back in the water.
From The Tee Looking down the hill to what seems like a sea of water, you want to make sure your tee shot stays right, as the water creeps in on the left.
From The Fairway
On The Green A safe second shot would be to play to the middle right of the green to avoid what can be an easy double bogey hole.
From The Tee The 11th hole always seems to play a club longer than advertised.
From The Fairway Normally into the prevailing wind, make sure to stay left as the ball will kick right into the hazard that runs down the right side of the hole.
From The Tee This dogleg-right par 4 has everything you want in the look of a golf hole. You can challenge your drive down the right, but beware of the deep bunker and hazard
From The Fairway A smart play would be down the middle left of the fairway to a green that sinks down. Pro tip is to play left and kick the ball down the hill on your second shot.
From The Tee At one of the highest points on property the skyline looks like it goes on forever
From The Fairway
On The Green Long hitters can challenge the hole to the left but a poor shot can lead to trees or even O-B. Playing to 150 yards will leave you in a great position to hit into a green that slopes from back to front.
From The Tee One of the only blind tee shots on the course, players beware of the water that lurks just over the hill.
From The Fairway
On The Green A tee shot down the middle left of the fairway is ideal; make sure you leave it back no less than 150 yards from the green or you will be swimming for your ball. A safe second is anything on the left side of the green because long, short or right will be in the water on this difficult par 4.
From The Tee Arguably one of the toughest par 4's on property, this hole not only plays up hill but normally into the prevailing wind.
From The Fairway
On The Green Make sure to play down the left off the tee and be sure to club up on the second. Not only does it play longer, there is large false front that moves balls down the hill again. Pro tip is to use the hill on the back of the green to work your ball back on to the putting surface
From The Tee The last of our 5 par 3s, this one is definitely easy on the eyes. Play to the right to avoid the water and bunkers on the left; the ball naturally kicks right.
From The Tee A signature par 5 and a great way to finish the round.
From The Fairway Make sure to play to the left side of the fairway for a right kick.
On The Green Long hitters can challenge the green that looks to drip into the lake on the right side. A great third would be 120 yards out to a narrow green with multiple pin locations that can challenge even the best wedge player in the game.
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