A straight forward par 3 that is sure to get the best of everyone once in a while. All the trouble is left and long due to the long steep bank on which the plateau green rests. The best play is to land short and left and allow the hill to kick the ball right and toward the center of the green. As for the rest of the hole, most putts break towards the out-of-bounds woods on the right.

Distance from the Tee Box:

Blue - 149

White - 145

Red - 138

The number 1 handicap hole on the course is a sharp dogleg right. Your best chance at par on this hole is to hit a drive between 225 and 250 yards toward the five tall spruce trees you can see in the background. Hitting at the 2 spruces to the right of the bunch will put you in the fairway. A tee shot on the top of the hill looking down at the green from 100 to 150 yards is a great place to be. If you can’t see the green on your approach use the large pine as a vantage point. It sits just to the right of the green. The green is two-tiers sloping left to right like everything else at the bottom of the hill. If you miss, miss left for the hill behind the 6th tee box kicks everything right.

Distance From Tee Boxes:

Blue - 353

White - 350

Red - 256

 

A long and challenging par 3 from the tips. From the middle and front tees it’s not as long, but don’t be fooled. The green is the toughest part of this hole and is no stranger to 3 and 4 putts. Make sure to stay below the hole. Chipping and putting from the back of the green is where the danger lies. Three daunting bunkers also protect the green. One on either side and one that cannot be seen from the tee 5 yards off the front left of the green.

Distance from Tee Boxes:

Blue - 191

White - 162

Red - 123

Another dogleg right, but this time with a few more options from the tee box. If you choose to hit driver, your best target is the smaller willow tree to the right. Beware, using this target and hitting too long or too left puts you in a lateral hazard and too right and you’re out-of-bounds. A less risky play is to hit a drive 225 yards over the right side of the tallest willow tree that stands above the 150 yard marker. This play will put you about 100 yards from the green. Another firm green, land the ball about 10 yards short and let it run to the green. Land the ball on the back of the green and it might be going for a swim.

Distance from Tee Boxes:

Blue - 329

White - 320

Red - 305

A nice par 4 where the tee shot is straight down the middle. Aim at the 150 yard marker and swing away. Some golfers prefer a tee-shot left of the fairway so they can see the green, which lies about 10 feet below the fairway, on their approach. Anything right of the rock wall that separates the 8th hole from the 11th is playable, but a challenge. The green is protected by bunkers left, right, and back.

Distance from Tee Boxes:

Blue - 359

White - 324

Red - 299

Ranked the easiest hole on the course, the 10th is a short par 3 without much to it. Keep the wind in mind because it often plays a role. The green slopes toward the tee so it’s easy to hold, but makes approach shots from over the green challenging.

Distance from Tee Boxes:

Blue - 138

White - 128

Red - 128

The 11th is a par 5 with spectacular mountain views, but don’t get distracted because it’s important to hit your targets on this quirky hole. The first shot is a lay-up behind a large pond, which is not visible from the tee, located at the bottom of the hill. Hit a club that will land you on the flat fairway between 180 and 200 yards. From the top of the hill this green is reachable in two with a 220 yard approach, but there are obstacles with a small pond left and a lateral hazard to the right of the green. A safe option is to play a 140-150 yard shot across the pond to leave a 70-80 yard approach to the green. This green is typically soft, slopes toward the tee, and is protected by one bunker on the front right.

Distance from the Tee to the Pond:

Red - 165

White - 240

Blue - 240

Distance from the Tee Boxes to the Green:

Blue - 440

White - 430

Red - 380

With water on the left and a lateral hazard on the right, the 12th is easily one of the most difficult holes on the course. A straight tee shot is necessary to par this hole. The landing area around the 150 yard marker is only 21 yards wide. 185 yards from the tee will lay up just short of the ever-popular wooded area on the right, but makes for a 200 yard poke to get home in regulation. Using driver, aim to the left side of the fairway and hope to hit it clean. The green is elevated and slopes toward the tee so stay below the hole.

Distance from the tee to the Pond:

Red - 135

White - 150

Blue - 160

Distance from the Tee Boxes to the Green

Blue - 398

White - 392

Red - 361

 

This downhill par 3 looks open and inviting, but is quite the opposite. The green slopes away from the tee and is guarded by three bunkers. Ending up short and straight on this deceptive hole is a good place.

Distance from the Tee Boxes:

Blue - 180 

White - 162

Red - 152

Being the last of the par 5’s on the course, the 15th is “make it” or “break it”. Our signature Xenophon Wheeler rock lies in the center of the fairway acting as a good target for the first and second shot. Beware of the two fairway bunkers however. The sand on the right side of the fairway is 180 yards from the white tees and 230 yards from the blue. The trap on the left is 220 yards from the white box and 270 from the blue. The green is protected by two bunkers on the front left and right, which creates a narrow chute to the green. Bailouts on this challenging hole are either long or left.

Distance from the Tee to the first Fairway Bunker:

Red - 170

White - 195

Blue - 240

Distance from the Tee Boxes to the Green:

Blue - 501

White - 424

Red - 389

 

The 16th is a short par 4 with out-of-bounds down the right side and to the back of the green. The smart play is to hit 165 yards from the front tee and 175 yards from the back tee to the 100 yard marker just short of the out-of-bounds. Try to stay to the right side of the fairway for the best angle at the pin on your approach. The green side bunker on the left claims a lot of shots. If you choose the more aggressive play with a fairway metal or a driver, miss left and take note of the waste bunker on the right side of the fairway that runs from 80 yards out all the way to the green.

Distance from the Tee Boxes:

Blue - 280

White - 273

Red - 261

This hole is a mid-length par 4 that doglegs downhill to the right. The two tall pine trees standing between the 17th and 18th hole aligning with the left side of the fairway serve as good targets off the tee. Staying left on your tee shot is key to having an easier approach. A bunker to the front right of the green makes the approach challenging from the right hand rough. Another green where landing the ball just short will keep you on the putting surface.

Distance from the Tee Boxes:

Blue - 323

White - 323

Red - 316