Hole #1
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A friendly opening hole with ample landing room, once an accurate tee shot puts you in the fairway, most will have a short iron in to a deceptively deep green. Birdie is a realistic opportunity here, but don't be disappointed with a par 4 to start.
Hole #2
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Depending on tee selection, one of the most demanding driving holes on the course. With a tree-lined right side and hazard encroaching from the left, most will choose a club to safely hit the fairway. However the test is only beginning as the green to the second is very shallow to the right and slopes severely from back to front.
Hole #3
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The first of our five par 3's, the third hole usually plays uphill with a prevailing right to left wind. Club selection is key here, because the green is sectioned into three putting surfaces from a large tier that runs throughout. Keeping the ball below the hole on #3 will help you achieve par or better.
Hole #4
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A good driving hole to the blind fairway below. Keep your drive down the right-center as the fairway slopes from right to left. A good drive will leave an approach to a green that runs away from the player on the front and flattens out towards the back.
Hole #5
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A very long and demanding par 5. The tee shot must find the fairway, with grassy mounding and bunkers down the right side and a lateral hazard all down the left. The lay-up area narrows as you inch closer to the green. The 5th green is one of the deepest on the course, it has three gentle tiers that dissect the putting surface and the entire green slopes from back to front.
Hole #6
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A great par four that requires two good shots. The sixth hole starts with a semi-blind tee shot, with more room to the right and left than may appear off the tee. If you make it to the bottom of the hill you are only left with a short iron into a shallow green. However most will be playing a 140-200 yard second from a downhill stance. 4 is a good score on the sixth, especially with a right pin placement.
Hole #7
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Our second par 3 on the course usually plays the longest of the all the par 3's. It is a well guarded green with a front right bunker and being elevated slightly, any leftward shots tend to bounce well off of the putting surface. With a relatively flat putting surface, any shot finding the green will leave an ample chance at birdie.
Hole #8
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This majestic par 5 is considered our signature hole. The entire hole wraps around a marshy low land area, with long grass guarding the left side. Two good shots will leave a 125-100 yard shot to an elevated green, guarded in front by a deep bunker on the right hand side.
Hole #9
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The finishing hole of the front 9, and what a tough one it is. At 400 yards most will underestimate this hole. A good tee shot is required to leave yourself a chance at the green. The putting surface is an oval design which is very narrow in front, widening to the back. The biggest challenge is the elevation from fairway to putting surface, and holding your approach on the green.
Hole #10
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This par 5 sets the tone for the back side. With Dardenne creek running down the entire left side, and intersecting it roughly 300 yards off the tee, shot placement is crucial here. A good two shots will allow a short iron to another elevated putting surface. Beware of a front pin, as shots not hit deep enough into the green will come back 20-30 feet off the false front of the green.
Hole #11
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Our shortest, but perhaps most interesting par 3 on the course. With a deep creek in front of the entire green and a shallow putting surface, one must choose the correct club. Long and your in a back bunker, short and your wet. A very fun test of your game.
Hole #12
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Accuracy is a must off the tee box. Though not long, one must hit the fairway. The approach is one to a very deep and narrow green that slopes severely from back to front.
Hole #13
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Another good par 3, with a front right bunker and rear left one, the 13th hole requires another accurate iron shot. Once on the green the golfer has a good shot at birdie.
Hole #14
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A risk reward hole at its finest. For the long hitters, take the drive up over the trees and leave yourself with a short iron into the green. For the rest of us a safe play to the right center leaves a shot between 180-140 into a tricky shallow green. Four is definitely a good score here.
Hole #15
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Find the fairway here and you can get home in two. This hole is usually helped by the prevailing wind, and requires accuracy more than braun. With a very deep green, getting close in two or three is sometimes a challenge within itself.
Hole #16
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The toughest and longest par 4 on the course. Measuring over 440 yards from the back tees, 16 is a test of strength and accuracy. With a mogul style fairway and a large bunker on the right, many a different lie may arise for your approach. Once on the green try and stay below left of the hole for your best chance at making a putt.
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A good par three over another water hazard. One must choose wisely with their club selection, as the false front of the green leaves many players with an akward second shot to an elevated putting green. 3 is good, but 2 is definitely obtainable.
Hole #18
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Our home hole brings you back with a beautiful view of the clubhouse, as well as trouble down both sides of the fairway. Long grass and out-of-bounds await errant shots on this hole. Once approaching the green, be very accurate as dual water hazards guard the left and right. A great finishing hole to good round of golf.
