Caddie Notes:
A beautiful elevated tee box overlooking the par 4 hole and Lake Michigan. There’s a 90’- 100’ elevation drop from the tee to the fairway. Not a particularly long par 4 but a well placed tee shot is critical. Anything outside of the fairway can be a lost ball or a difficult shot back to the fairway. Your driver may not always be the right play off the tee.

Caddie Notes:
This par 3 can be deceiving as it does not play downhill from the back tee boxes. A solid tee shot is required. Anything short will leave you with a challenging uphill approach. If unsure of your club selection hit one club longer and get to the putting surface. Anything long will tend to funnel back to the green.

Caddie Notes:
Depending on your tee box, this can be a very difficult par 4 hole. Guarded by hills on both sides, a good tee shot to a somewhat tight fairway will leave you with an uphill, elevated green. There is a “backstop” behind the green so don’t be afraid to hit it long to ensure getting the ball to the green. This is a good par on any day!

Caddie Notes:
A beautiful, double dogleg par 5, this hole requires a couple of well placed shots. Protected by hills and trees on either side, so if you keep the ball in play you’ll have a short third shot to a generous green.

Caddie Notes:
This straight forward par 4 can be deceiving. There’s a generous fairway from the tee but the green is slightly guarded by a small pond to the left. Keep your tee shot to the right side of the fairway and eliminate the hazard. The green is quite undulating and can create some havoc with a misplaced approach.

Caddie Notes:
A fairly open par 4 that requires a good tee shot, setting up a medium length approach to a challenging green. The green is slightly up hill with very strong left to right breaks. Depending on the pin placement the ideal approach shot is to leave the ball beneath the hole.

Caddie Notes:
A short but tricky par 3, club selection is very important. The elevated tee boxes look down to a guarded green but wind conditions will determine your club. The green falls off sharply behind the hole so short is better than long here.

Caddie Notes:
Another elevated tee to a dogleg right par 5. This hole requires a well placed tee shot to the left side of the fairway as it’s easy to get blocked out on the right side. A good second shot will leave you a short third to an elevated green. Great chance for a par or better.

Caddie Notes:
A great finishing hole on the Woods course. Like all others, this par 4 has many tee options and plays very different from each. Generous fairways from the tee, however the green is uphill and well guarded. Hit enough club on your approach shot to accommodate for the elevation.