Caddie Notes:
This par 4 hole is a relatively challenging dogleg left with a downhill tee shot that tends to fall to the right. Your approach shot is then uphill to a green guarded by bunkers on the left and right. Preferred tee shot is left center of the fairway and can play a club longer if you are on the right side of the fairway.

Caddie Notes:
This first par 5 is a straight forward, slight dogleg left hole with a generous fairway. Two well placed shots will leave you with a short third shot approach, setting you up for a birdie opportunity. Keep the ball in the fairway and walk away with a par or better.

Caddie Notes:
A beautiful par 3 that requires a carry over a large pond to an elevated green. Regardless of your tee selection, playing one club longer is the best play. Anything short of the green will roll back towards the pond leaving a difficult approach to the pin.

Caddie Notes:
A somewhat short, straight hole, this can be a tricky par 4 if you misplace your tee shot. Trees guard both sides of the fairway and may impede your second shot. Your approach shot should favor the center of the green as it slopes heavily to the left and front.

Caddie Notes:
This sharp dogleg right par 4 requires a nice tee shot to reach the corner. From there it’s an approach shot of 125 yards or less. Favor the left side of the fairway off the tee as you can easily get into tree trouble on the right that may require a pitch out.

Caddie Notes:
Another nice par 3 that carries a pond. It plays slightly downhill from the back tees and fairly level from the forward tees. Beware of the “false front” and hit enough club to carry the green.

Caddie Notes:
This is a straight forward par 4 that bends slightly to the left. Guarded by a hill on the left and trees on the right, a preferred tee shot is left side of the fairway. The green is a little uphill and falls off sharply to the right behind the bunker.

Caddie Notes:
This is a generous par 5 with a wide landing area from the tee box. However, a generally prevailing west wind can affect each shot into this elevated green. Two solid shots will likely leave you with an uphill third shot. Be sure to hit enough club to reach the pin.

Caddie Notes:
Another straight forward par 4 that usually plays into the wind. This hole is guarded by out-of-bounds on the right, a fairway bunker that comes into play and a slightly elevated green also guarded by bunkers. Hit enough club on your approach shot and give yourself a chance for par or better.