This hole which plays as a par five (#2) then as a par four (#11) looks narrow from the tee with out of bounds left and hazard right but opens up beyond 225 yards. You can challenge the hole or play conservatively understanding the risks. As you approach the green it is bunkered left and right with out of bounds left beyond the bunker and hazard over the green. Those who make this hole a three shot par five usually score the best.

A quality par three all carry to the green protected by bunkers on both sides. Missing short is always better play

Par five utilizing different tees as #4 and #13. The average player should use the fairway bunker as an aiming point from the tee staying up the left side. Your layup shot should be a decisive swing to a point at the base of the hill with your approach shot to the green uphill to the green protected by bunkers.

Tee shot of 200-225 staying center to right center of the fairway will provide you with a 150 yard approach shot to an elevated green protected on both sides by bunkers. Your approach shot should take into consideration the uphill and all carry for the best result. Green is severely sloped from back to front, don’t get above the pin!

Decisive driving hole on this demanding par four. You need to thread the needle to avoid trouble both left and right. The hole gently dog legs left to right and then works slightly uphill to the green.

This par three has one of our larger greens and works slightly downhill. The green has a great deal of slope and the pin placement will determine your club selection

A gentle dog leg left par four requiring a 225 shot from the tee to give you inside 150 yards to a small green very well protected in the front by bunkers and on the left by hazard.

Great par three finishing hole on your first nine. The green sits atop a hill requiring a well struck and accurate tee shot. As our 18^th hole it is best played as a three shot par five due to hazards and narrow landing areas