Hole-by-Hole

Par 4
Leave your drive to the right and check the pin placement on this two tier green.

Par 4
Lay up with a long iron or fairway wood off the tee – accuracy counts more than distance.

Par 5
Water on right can be reached from the tee. Play approach at the pin.

Par 4
Driving is the key – a good drive leaves a birdie opportunity with a low iron into an approachable green.

Par 4
Leave the driver in the bag – fairway slopes hard to water and risk/reward doesn’t justify it.

Par 3
Short par 3 with small green.

Par 3
Check your pin placement on this green – it is a 2 club difference front to back.

Par 4
Good drive helps you find this small green.

Par 5
Leave drives to left half of fairway but don’t miss the green to the left. Best chance for birdie is a chip and putt.

Par 4
Play your tee shot to the right half of the fairway – consider laying up with a fairway wood.

Par 5
Grip it and rip it! Tee shot to left half of fairway provides best chance to reach the green in two.

Par 4
Plays longer than the card shows. Good tee shot sits in the left half of the fairway.

Par 3
Don’t ignore the elevation change – one extra club will serve you well.

Par 4
A driver requires great accuracy – consider laying up with a fairway wood.

Par 5
While it is reachable in two, play it safe unless you are sure you can get there in the air or you will find the traps.

Par 4
Play to right half of the fairway – the left half finds the water too often.

Par 3
Don’t let the water intimidate you – take enough club and take advantage of the par opportunity.

Par 4
Play drive to right half of fairway. Add a club on your approach to deal with elevated green.