The Course

Second shot is key here. Stay to the left to avoid large tree on the right. Green is elevated in the rear. Over is trouble. Big hitters can reach in two, but green is hard to hold. More bogies than birdies.

Elevated tee to landing area. 200 yard drive will clear both bodies of water. 2nd shot to level green. Over and right are trouble. Reasonable par for straight shooter.

Takes accuracy to par. Green slopes steeply from middle to front. Pin placement can be tricky.
Difficult to putt from back to front and keep it on.

Blind tee shot toward green. Out-of-bounds on right. Second shot requires mid-iron with accuracy. Valley in front and lots of trouble to the left. Green slopes to the front.

Testy par 3 or 4 with deep valley in front of sunken green. Most drives will end up in valley with blind shot to green. Out-of-bounds on right and over the green.

Easy par if drive is down the middle. Forget it if drive goes right. Trees on left are favorite bail-out sight. Large green will hold good second shot. Out-of-bounds beyond tree line on right.

With 200 yard drive, second shot will be over water to rolling green. Anything to right will be in lateral hazard and prevent green approach.

If tee shot is not on green, chances of par are slim. High handicap hole, but lake is full of balls. No safe area on any side of green. Flat putting area when you get there. Water is lateral hazard.

Good finishing hole. You won’t see the green until your second shot (if you’re lucky). Large tree requires tee shot to the right. Too far to right and it’s no-man’s land. Lateral hazard entire right side & back of green. Large rolling green is trapped on both sides.