A straight but testing par 4 that rewards accuracy off the tee. Trees line both sides of the fairway, so keep it straight to set up a clear approach to a well-protected green. Miss left or right, and you could find yourself scrambling to save par. A solid hole early in the round that sets the tone for what’s to come.

This one’s fairly straight but punishing—miss left and you’ll drop into a ditch or thick forest (potentially OB), while bailing right lands you in the fairway of Hole 4, meaning trees will block your green run. The fairway is narrow, and the green is gently undulating, so your approach needs to be spot-on.

Played from an elevated tee, finding the fairway is key with trees waiting on the left and a hidden pond that can catch anything over-hit. The green is well-guarded with bunkers, making club selection on your approach shot all the more important. A good drive sets up a real birdie chance here.

The toughest hole on the course—and it shows. This uphill par‑4 often plays into the wind, stretching your tee shot to the limit. Missing the narrow fairway can drop you into heavy rough. The real test comes at the green: a steep back‑to‑front slope that has claimed more than a few four‑putts. Stay focused on club selection and landing uphill—this is a hole where planning beats power every time.

A half-blind tee shot kicks you into a narrow fairway—miss the line and you're in trouble. But hit the fairway and you've got a comfy short-iron in to a relatively straightforward green. A bit of precision off the tee pays off nicely here

The course’s lone par‑5 requires a precise tee shot through a narrow tree-lined gap. Once past the trees, it opens up—summer dryness might make it reachable in two. A smart second shot sets up your best chance for a birdie, but miss the fairway and the trouble narrows fast.

A solid mid-length par‑4 where placement off the tee is key. Trees crowd the left side, and a lake edges the right—especially in play for longer hitters. Hit a good drive down the fairway, and you're set up nicely for a straightforward approach to the green. Stick the line, and a par (or even birdie) is well within reach.

A scenic par‑3 with a slightly elevated tee and a green that’s well-protected by bunkers. Club selection is key, as the green is surrounded by hazards. A solid tee shot can set you up for a satisfying finish to the front nine.

A welcoming par‑4 to start the back nine. From an
elevated tee, the fairway slopes gently from right to left. While the hole is straight, trees line both sides, demanding accuracy off the tee. A well-placed drive sets up a straightforward approach to a generously sized green.

A tight par‑4 that demands accuracy off the tee. The fairway is lined with trees on both sides, making any errant shots potentially costly. A well-placed drive sets up a manageable approach to a well-bunkered green. Precision is key to navigating this hole successfully.

A short but challenging par‑4 known as "Plateau." The fairway slopes uphill to a raised, narrow green, making club selection crucial. Accuracy off the tee is key to setting up a manageable approach shot. The elevated green can make putting tricky, so it's important to land your approach shot below the hole.

A picturesque downhill par‑3 with a narrow green flanked by bunkers on both sides. Club selection is crucial, as the green is well-protected and any miss can lead to challenging recovery shots. A solid tee shot can set you up for a satisfying par or birdie opportunity.

A demanding par‑4 where accuracy off the tee is paramount. The fairway is lined with trees on both sides, and a large bank on the left can yield unpredictable bounces. Bunkers guard the right side of the green, adding to the challenge. Strategic shot placement is essential to navigate this hole successfully.

A challenging par‑3 with a narrow, three-tiered raised green. The green's severe back‑to‑front slope makes putting tricky, especially with a back-left pin. Trees line the right side, and a bunker guards the left, adding to the difficulty. A precise tee shot is essential to avoid trouble and set up a potential par.

A picturesque par‑3 requiring a carry over the edge of a large lake, with geese and ducks often crowding the tee box. The green is well-protected, demanding precision and careful club selection. A solid tee shot can set up a satisfying par or birdie opportunity.

A short but strategic par 4 with a slight dogleg right. The fairway bends gently to the right, so a tee shot that curves right can set you up nicely—but be careful of the trees lining both sides. A well-placed drive leaves a straightforward approach to the green, making this a great chance for a birdie.

A picturesque par‑4 that offers a memorable finish to your round. The hole plays slightly uphill, with a narrow fairway flanked by trees on both sides. Accuracy off the tee is key to setting up a precise approach to a well-protected green. A good shot here can seal your round with a birdie or solid par.