Hole

Par

Course

Yardage

Description

# 1

Par
4

The first hole is a slight dog-leg left with an elevated tee and a water hazard on the left side of the fairway.  The green is partially blocked by an oak tree on the left, with a sand trap on the front right corner.

# 2

Par
3

The second hole is a straight par 3 that appears deceptively easy from the tee. The fairway is lined with trees on the left.

# 3

Par
5

The third hole is a beautiful hole with a rolling fairway that affords the possibility of reaching the green in two shots. Oak trees lining the front of the green make a long approach shot somewhat difficult.

# 4

Par
4

The fourth hole is a short par 4, with a green that is very reachable in two shots. A slice off the tee will result a nearly impossible second shot from underneath a majestic live oak tree just over 100 yards from the green.

# 5

Par
4

The fifth hole is a dog-leg left par 4. A misplaced tee shot on this hole will almost surely be lost as the fairway narrows and the rough is somewhat thick.

# 6

Par
3

Don't be fooled by the apparent simplicity of the sixth hole! The green is narrow with a modest slope, and a misplaced tee shot will leave a potentially difficult chip shop.

# 7

Par
4

The seventh hole is a beautiful par 4 that is very conducive to a long iron shot from the tee. The sloping green can quickly add strokes to your game, so be careful.

# 8

Par
5

The eighth hole is a par 5 that can easily become far more difficult than it originally appears.

# 9

Par
4

The fountain that is so prominent on this course becomes a dangerous water hazard on the 9th hole. Positioned approximately 270 yards in front of the tee, this water hazard can mean disaster unless your are able to place the ball just right of the water. The green is guarded by prominent sand traps.