This dogleg left par 4 has trees with rocky terrain all down the left side, and out of bounds right and through the fairway straight ahead. You can risk cutting the corner for a shorter second shot, but your landing zone is small, making this the 3rd hardest hole on the golf course.

The hole is a slight dogleg right shorter par 5, that is reachable from the fairway with a good drive. OB lining the entire hole on the right. It’s main defense is 2 bunkers short left and right, as well as lethel grass bunkers long and left of the green that you want to avoid.

Par 3 with a narrow opening through the trees, and the smallest green on the course.

Straight away par 5 that is reachable in 2 with a predominantly south wind. Favor the right side of the fairway for the “speed slot”. One of the larger greens on the course.

Short par 4 with a tricky slope in the middle of the green. There is water short right, and another tough grass bunker left of the green. Large tree on the right you want to avoid being behind.

One of our more blind tee shots. Fairway is hard to see from the back tees. You want to aim further left than you think over the trees, or you could end up right of the cart path with a difficult second shot. This green has some tricky slope as well.

This hole has red hazard running down both sides, as well as a creek going across you must lay up behind, making it one of the longer second shots into a par 4 on the course if you play it safe. Hardest hole on the course according to the scorecard.

This Island par 3 looks very difficult from the tee, especially with the new updated tee boxes that can extend the yardage way further than the scorecard states. This green is large, but with a predominantly cross wind it is difficult to hit.

Slight dogleg left with fairway bunkers on the right and left. Shorter hole, can be drivable with a south wind.

Straight away uphill par five, with a forced carry over water on the tee shot (approx. 215-yard carry from the blue tees). Multiple fairway bunkers on the left that you want to avoid. Narrow green blocked by grass bunkers on the left and right side.

There is a body of water in the landing zone that most players will have to lay up behind with a long iron, making the second shot a longer iron as well. (Water isn’t visible from the tee)

Long par 3, with water on the right. You can miss anywhere left. Green is sloped more than others (2 tiered)

Dogleg right with out of bounds on the left and trees lining the right side. Hitting your tee sheet down the left side of the fairway makes reaching the green in 2 possible. Grass bunkers on the right and left side of the green make getting up and down very difficult.

Straight away par 4, you want to favor the left side of the fairway, as it slopes from left to right. But be careful, out of bounds stakes line the entire left side of the hole.

Short par 4, with a creek just short of the green. Risk/reward hole, as it is sometimes drivable.

Tough finishing par 3 especially from the blue tees. Water on the right, and a grass bunker on the left that makes getting up and down a difficult task. Shorter hole from the forward tees, but still tough if you miss the green.

Great finishing hole, with water down the entire left side. Peninsula green makes the second shot tough. Out of bounds on the left (putting green and clubhouse) reachable from forward tees.