From The Fairway Second Hole requires a good drive here. Fairway is lined with pines trees on the right and on the left side with lateral hazard and pine forest trees.
On The Green Rolling hills in front of the green. Approach carefully as this long par 4 can be tricky.
From The Tee Third Hole is known as the window hole. A tricky tee shot over a chasm with a bunch of spruce trees on the right, and along the backside a sand trap and another ravine.
From The Fairway This picturesque hole will leave you happy with a par.
On The Green Ninth hole gently follows the forest on the left. Bunkers and fescue protect the landing area as trees protect the green from your approach shot. Large green gives you lots of room to land the ball on the green.
From The Fairway The Tenth hole is a short par 4. Some will try to go for the green, but with a pond, out of bounds and a trap protecting the green from this approach, the reward might not be the best course of action.
On The Green A drive around the 100 yard marker will yield a safe shot into the green. This green has a slope that rolls towards the pond.
From The Tee The Thirteenth hole is a picturesque par 4 and is all about shot makers game.
From The Fairway A large pond cuts through the middle of the fairway 60 yards before the green.
On The Green A forest hazard follows the hole on the left and a forest of birch trees on the right. The green is narrow and has several contours to challenge your putting.
From The Fairway The Sixteenth hole is our longest par 3. A bunker wraps around the backside with a cluster of wild northern pine trees narrowing the fairway.
On The Green The green has a major slope back to front. Missing the green either side will test your skills as a chipper. It's better to play this hole from the front. A 3 here is like a birdie.
From The Tee The Seventeenth hole is one of the toughest holes on the course. A precise tee shot is needed as a forest hazard follows on the left side and a pine tree grove is blossoming on the right side.
From The Fairway Two ponds protect the green, with a sand trap behind the green. It's better to aim to the right side of the green on the approach.
From The Fairway The Eighteenth hole is the second par 5 on the backside. A slight dog leg to start off the tee box will open up to a bunker and wide open fairway.
On The Green The green itself is protected by a bunker in front and pond to the right, left and long. Choose your approach carefully.
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