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Hole 1

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From The Tee The East Course starts off tough with the longest par 4 on the nine.

From The Fairway A good drive to the left side of the fairway provides the best approach shot with a long to mid iron. A large bunker guards the left side of the green. Go right and you'll be chipping from a difficult position in the line of trees.

On The Green The green slopes from back to front. This hole rightly deserves to be the #1 handicap on the East course.

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Hole 2

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From The Tee "The shot is played to an elevated green that is not too long from front to back.

From The Fairway The green is protected both to the left and to the right by deep bunkers creating difficult pin positions in both the back left and back right portions of the green. A shot played to the right side of this green will most often catch a large ridge funneling it back towards the middle of the green. Because of the elevation, opt for an extra club from the tee."

On The Green The green is protected both to the left and to the right by deep bunkers creating difficult pin positions in both the back left and back right portions of the green. A shot played to the right side of this green will most often catch a large ridge funneling it back towards the middle of the green. Because of the elevation, opt for an extra club from the tee."

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Hole 3

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From The Tee A dogleg left Par 5 that presents the longer hitter with a strategic dilemma on the tee box.

From The Fairway An aggressive tee shot must carry or be drawn around a large tree that guards the corner of this dogleg. The addition of a new fairway bunker on the right side further complicates the decision making process on the tee. Birdie or even eagle can be had on this hole; however, bogey or worse looms with one errant shot.

On The Green

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Hole 4

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From The Tee Another Par 4 that presents the player with several options on the tee box.

From The Fairway Anything less than driver leaves the player with a mid to long iron approach into the green. Those bold enough to challenge the dogleg with driver are rewarded with a much shorter shot to the green and thus a birdie opportunity. However, a drive missing the fairway to the right is almost certainly a chip-out back to the fairway. This green complex will challenge one's short game, regardless of whe

On The Green Anything less than driver leaves the player with a mid to long iron approach into the green. Those bold enough to challenge the dogleg with driver are rewarded with a much shorter shot to the green and thus a birdie opportunity. However, a drive missing the fairway to the right is almost certainly a chip-out back to the fairway. This green complex will challenge one's short game, regardless of whe

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Hole 5

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From The Tee The 5th hole on the East course is a good opportunity for a birdie.

From The Fairway

On The Green Good shots are rewarded while most shots that catch even a small piece of the green will be funneled back towards the hole location by the steep contours of this green. Any tee shot that does not hit the green will leave the player with a challenging up and down.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This very reachable Par 5 encourages a tee shot that moves left to right but does not require it to hit the fairway.

On The Green The drive aims to avoid both fairway bunkers on the left and right. Accomplishing this first test leaves the player with the choice of going for the green or lay up short of the numerous fairway bunkers that line the fairway from 100 yards into the green. Reaching the putting surface in two shots is a mighty feet to accomplish as the green slopes from front to back, it is not receptive to long iro

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Hole 7

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From The Tee A medium length Par 4. This severe dogleg right has out of bounds down the entire right side of the hole, dictating something less than driver off the tee.

From The Fairway A tee shot that finds the fairway leaves the player with a mid to long iron to this elevated green. A pond lurks right of the green while deep bunkers left and behind the green await anything less than a well struck approach.

On The Green A tee shot that finds the fairway leaves the player with a mid to long iron to this elevated green. A pond lurks right of the green while deep bunkers left and behind the green await anything less than a well struck approach.

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Hole 8

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From The Tee Another severe dogleg to the right that requires the player to play a similar tee shot as from the 7th

From The Fairway . Although a titanic drive over the trees is an option for the daring golfer. A tee shot to the left side of the fairway

On The Green will provide the best angle into this green, that is guarded on all sides by deep bunkers. A softly undulating green that narrows severely in the back right, the position of the flags determines the approach, and the mentality of attacking for a birdie or trying to escape with par.

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Hole 9

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From The Tee The East course finishes with a big par 4.

From The Fairway A generous landing area makes hitting the fairway a must. Balls landing in the left rough will likely encounter tree trouble on the second shot.

On The Green The approach shot can play anywhere from a mid to long iron into a green that is heavily pitched from back to front and guarded on both sides by cavernous bunkers. A par is a terrific score on this hole.

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