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Hole #1
A great starting hole, the tee shot should be to the right side as the fairway slopes right to left. The blind second shot to a right to left and back to front sloping green requires a well placed short iron. The green is guarded by a bunker on the front left. |
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Hole #2
This straight away tree lined Par 4 must be played from the center of the fairway, for a shot left or right could lead to trouble. A misplaced approach shot could make this easy Par 4 difficult. |
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Hole #3
Club selection is most important on this challenging Par 3. Don't under-club yourself on this hole or you may find yourself in the sand. |
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Hole #4
This uphill sharp dogleg right Par 4 requires a well placed tee shot. The next shot depends on your willingness to gamble. Hit to the elevated two tier green, over a deep bunker, through the opening and risk a bogie or higher, or play it safe just past the 100 yard marker and have a clear shot to the green. |
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Hole #5
Two good shots on this par 5 should leave you with a short iron to the green, which is protected by a bunker left front. The green slopes severely from left to right, so it is important to be below the hole with your approach shot. |
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Hole #6
The second of two consecutive Par 5's, keeping the ball in the fairway is vital to scoring well on this hole Bunkers left and right front guard the green. |
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Hole #7
Don't let the open fairway fool you from the tee. Positioning off the tee is key to scoring on this Par 4 dogleg left. There is no room left for an errant approach shot to the elevated green. |
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Hole #8
This beautiful Par 3, played from an elevated tee to a green nestled in the valley below will have you going for the pin.
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Hole #9
Accuracy is more important than distance on the finishing hole. A well-placed shot to the center of the fairway will leave you with an approach shot to the narrow green. |
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Men's
Par 4 - 318 yards.
Ladies Par 4 - 281 yards
