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With Screamer Mountain in the background, this is a straightaway par four. Don’t hit your tee shot too far; the small frog pond is 287 yards from the Black Tees and short left of the green. A good tee shot should leave you within 100 yards of the elevated two-tiered green. Green depth is 41 yards and width is 19 yards.
There’s a good chance for a birdie on this short par five, dogleg right. From the Black Tees a straight drive may find itself in trouble. Straightaway, the cart path is only 222 yards. Too far right is OB. From the middle of the fairway you will hit your approach to an elevated green that slopes slightly away from you. Green depth is 31 yards and width is 21 yards.
One of the most beautiful par four holes on the course. A good tee shot leaves you a mid to short iron into this well protected green. Too far right off the tee is OB. There is a creek that runs in front of and right of the green, and two bunkers short right of the green. Green depth is 17 yards and width is 41 yards.
An accurate shot is required for this tough par three. Too long and you have an OB in the natural area behind the green. Green depth is 29 yards and width is 35 yards.
This hole is one of the most demanding par fours on the course. Accuracy off the tee is a must. From the Black Tees the fairway bunker is just 231 yards. Hit it over the bunker and you’re in danger of the creek located just inside the rough. Over cut the ball and trouble comes in several ways. The approach shot can be difficult. Don’t over shoot the green or cut it too far to the right. There is water behind and to the right of the green. Hit the middle of the green, get your par and be happy. Green depth is 36 yards and width is 22 yards.
Good club selection and accuracy are required for this tough par three. If you miss the green, miss it right. Green depth is 20 yards and width is 42 yards. If you play from the black tees, the water is to be played as a water hazard. Play from the Gold or Red Tees the water is to be played as a lateral hazard.
A birdie or par is for the taking on this par five. With a nice drive this green is reachable in two. Into the road is OB. A creek runs along the left rough and crosses over the fairway at 110 yards from the green. Only one bunker guards the green. Green depth is 32 yards and width is 31 yards.
A creek running along the left rough and just in front of the green guards this dogleg left par four. Only one bunker guards the green. A nice drive will leave you a short iron to this two-tiered green. Green depth is 32 yards and width is 31 yards.
Good club selection is required to hit this elevated par three green. Wind direction should be considered before pulling that club. Unless you’re skittish around water, the pond in front of the tee boxes will not come into play. Watch out for the trees. A deep greenside bunker that catches a lot of tee shots guards the green. Green depth is 28 yards and width is 31 yards.
This short par five is rated the easiest on the course. An eagle is possible and birdie certain. From the tee, favor the left side of the fairway. Anything right leaves a bunker shot or a blocked-out second shot. Green depth is 32 yards and width is 28 yards.
An accurate tee shot is required on this par three. The green is shallow and slightly elevated. There is a little trouble behind the green. Green depth is 24 yards and width is 40 yards.
This downhill dogleg par five can spell trouble even though it is a short hole. From the tee there is OB left, and to the fairway at the bottom is a 100 feet drop in elevation. The tee shot must be straight and favor the right middle of the fairway. A good drive will set you up for a birdie opportunity. There are two bunkers to contend with, and a creek runs behind and left of the green. Green depth is 31 yards and width is 32 yards.
This short par four has a creek on the left and will leave you with an approach shot over that same creek. Into the road on the right is OB. Favor the right side of the fairway off the tee. Green depth is 36 yards and width is 24 yards.
This is the last par three on the course, and a doozie. A mid iron is usually required. Out of bounds is located right of the cart path, and on the left is a creek. The green is large and has undulations we think you’ll enjoy. Green depth is 40 yards and width is 36 yards.
This short par four is slightly uphill, and has an elevated, two-tiered green. OB is on the right and located along the wood line. From the tee hit a club that will leave you 100 yards from the green. Green depth is 36 yards and width is 22 yards.
You’ll be tempted to go for the green on this short downhill par four. Beware; OB runs along the fairway on the right, there is a creek that runs across the front of the green, and a pot bunker just behind the green. Green depth is 22 yards and width is 41 yards.
Don’t be fooled by this short par four. The fairway is tight, with an elevated two tiered green. OB is right of the cart path just up the hill. Get your par and move on. Green depth is 33 yards and width is 24 yards.
From the tee, a fairway wood or long iron puts you in good shape on this downhill par four. Too far right and its OB. A creek, and a deep grass bunker in front of the green guard the approach. The green is one of the most undulating on the course. Get your par; be happy, and head to the barn. Green depth is 22 yards and width is 38 yards.
