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Hole 1

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The 1st hole provides a gentle start to the front nine, requiring a fairly simple tee shot down the right-center of the fairway. Players should beware of the stand of trees on the left, which will block out a wayward tee shot from a clear shot to the green. The putting surface is protected by bunkers that require the second shot to be properly placed on this two-tiered green, which can provide a t

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Hole 2

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The front nine has numerous holes that visually beg for a particular shot shape off the tee, and the 2nd hole is no exception. A distinct right-to-left ball flight is the shot of choice with the upper-right portion of the fairway providing the best possible landing area and angle for the second shot to the green. A shot that turns too much left will create a difficult angle to the green, and could

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Hole 3

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The 3rd hole continues the requirement for an accurate, well-shaped tee shot, as it bends to the right around a large tree that looms over the fairway. The left side of the fairway sets up a clear angle to the green, but beware; a small pond in front of the green will gather any ball that is too short or too bold. Pick your target wisely, and use the right side of the green as the safe shot or suf

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Hole 4

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From The Tee

From The Fairway After the three tough starting holes, the 4th hole provides a much needed reprieve and a birdie opportunity. A fairway wood or long iron will give the player a short or middle iron to the green. The pin position is critical in the club selection, as the hole can be cut in the front level, a low area in the middle of the green, or on the back shelf. If the pin is in the back, it can make the shot p

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Hole 5

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From The Tee Woodmore has one of the finest sets of Par 3's anywhere, and the 5th hole starts off this great collection with an intimidating and beautiful tee shot. The green has two distinct levels that move diagonally around a small pond, leaving little room for error should the player challenge the flagstick. Pick your club and take your chances!

From The Fairway

On The Green Woodmore has one of the finest sets of Par 3's anywhere, and the 5th hole starts off this great collection with an intimidating and beautiful tee shot. The green has two distinct levels that move diagonally around a small pond, leaving little room for error should the player challenge the flagstick. Pick your club and take your chances!

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The first par 5 on the front nine is a dogleg to the right, with a generous fairway to the left, and fairway bunkers on the right side. Players can challenge the bunkers to leave themselves a shot at the green in two, but the tee shot must be struck solidly if there is any chance of going for the eagle. The safe play is a fairway wood to the safe side of the hole, setting up a strategically placed

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Hole 7

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The 7th hole is a beautifully shaped hole, and much like the 6th hole, makes the player decide on the tee how much of the dogleg they want to cut off. Should the tee shot carry far enough between the fairway bunkers, the player will be left with 150 yards or less into this fairly flat green. If the tee shot does not carry enough, the ball will land in one of the two bunkers and will be blocked out

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Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway One of the toughest holes visually on the course, this par 5 is dominated by 2 yawning fairway bunkers in the distance. The longest hitters can power the ball over the first bunker, leaving them a fairway wood opportunity at the green and a chance at eagle. Most players will do well to aim left of the bunkers and use the generous part of the fairway to put themselves in position for a lay-up shot

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Hole 9

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From The Tee Beauty and the beast is the best way to describe the 9th hole. One of the most beautiful holes on the course is also one of the most demanding par 3 shots the player will face on any course. Lake Woodmore sits tranquilly to the left of this undulating and shallow green, and a high, accurate shot is the order of the day to have any chance to make birdie on this hole. Players that hit the green will

From The Fairway

On The Green Beauty and the beast is the best way to describe the 9th hole. One of the most beautiful holes on the course is also one of the most demanding par 3 shots the player will face on any course. Lake Woodmore sits tranquilly to the left of this undulating and shallow green, and a high, accurate shot is the order of the day to have any chance to make birdie on this hole. Players that hit the green will

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Hole 10

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The 10th hole leads off the back nine with a very demanding tee shot, requiring a left to right ball flight down the right-center of the fairway. Players should beware of the stand of trees on the left and right, which will block out a wayward tee shot from a clear shot to the green. The putting surface is protected by bunkers that require the second shot to be properly placed on this treacherous

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Hole 11

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A gorgeous view on the elevated tee at the 11th sets the stage for a winding ride to the green. The tee shot needs to split the fairway for position on this hole, as any tee shot that goes left will find the fairway bunker or a severe drop-off into the woods that leaves virtually no chance for a clean second shot. If the tee shot goes to the right, it will either strike the trees along the rough o

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Hole 12

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From The Tee The 12th hole is a difficult par 3 that is made tough by the severly undulating green. Put the ball on the correct side of the slope and watch it funnel right next to the hole. But miss your spot and pay the consequences, as the ball will slide away and leave a nearly impossible putt for birdie, making par a difficult proposition.

From The Fairway

On The Green The 12th hole is a difficult par 3 that is made tough by the severly undulating green. Put the ball on the correct side of the slope and watch it funnel right next to the hole. But miss your spot and pay the consequences, as the ball will slide away and leave a nearly impossible putt for birdie, making par a difficult proposition.

Hole 13

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From The Tee A tee shot to the right side of the fairway is the shot of choice on the 13th hole, giving the player the best angle to the green. Wayward tee shots to the left will find the creek, and any shot too far right will find the trees, so accuracy is key on this hole. Bunkers guard the right and left sides of this hole; the correct distance is a must if the player is going to have a chance at birdie.

From The Fairway

On The Green A tee shot to the right side of the fairway is the shot of choice on the 13th hole, giving the player the best angle to the green. Wayward tee shots to the left will find the creek, and any shot too far right will find the trees, so accuracy is key on this hole. Bunkers guard the right and left sides of this hole; the correct distance is a must if the player is going to have a chance at birdie.

Hole 14

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From The Tee A gorgeous view from this elevated tee does not dull the challenge at hand. The 14th is a long and unforgiving par 3, with a small part of Lake Woodmore on the right and left of the hole. The only safety area is short of the green, so players must play conservatively or simply trust their swings and challenge the green in hopes of the most elusive score at the 14th hole - a birdie 2!

From The Fairway

On The Green A gorgeous view from this elevated tee does not dull the challenge at hand. The 14th is a long and unforgiving par 3, with a small part of Lake Woodmore on the right and left of the hole. The only safety area is short of the green, so players must play conservatively or simply trust their swings and challenge the green in hopes of the most elusive score at the 14th hole - a birdie 2!

Hole 15

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The 15th hole is 400 yards of beauty, as it runs along Lake Woodmore, gently sliding to the left and out into the Lake. Players who play to the right side of the fairway will be rewarded with a dry ball, but a long shot to the green. Those who play more boldly will challenge the water and cut off yardage, leaving themselves a shorter club into this two-tiered green. Approach shots that slide to th

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Hole 16

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The longest par 4 on the course completes one of the toughest stretches on the course, and provides a stern test from the tee and from the fairway. A long tee shot is required to get into position on the 16th; anything to the left will be blocked by trees or in the heavy rough. Once in the fairway, a long second shot is required to hit the green, which sits above a large upslope and gives the appe

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Hole 17

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The longest par 4 on the course completes one of the toughest stretches on the course, and provides a stern test from the tee and from the fairway. A long tee shot is required to get into position on the 16th; anything to the left will be blocked by trees or in the heavy rough. Once in the fairway, a long second shot is required to hit the green, which sits above a large upslope and gives the appe

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Hole 18

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The home hole finishes with a beautiful elevated tee shot into a generous fairway. Once the player is in position, a lay-up is required to leave an easy third shot to the green. The longest hitters can go for the green in 2 shots by challenging the fairway bunker on the left side of the fairway. If they can negotiate the bunker, they must then face an intimidating shot that partially carries Lake

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