The Course

We start the men with a challenging long par 3 that features an elevated tee box and a creek to hit over. A well placed tee shot is needed here to have a chance at par or better. This par 4 for the ladies will also be a test with the creek off the tee, but a good drive sets up for a great birdie opportunity.

This long and tough par 4/5 will need a good drive placed on the middle/left side of the fairway to help avoid trees and rock to your right. A precise approach shot is needed with trees behind and to the right of the green. A sloped back to front green will give even the best putters a test.

Our longest hole on the course is reachable for eagle but it comes with some risk. Out of bounds and trees line the fairway to the right, and with more trees and a large rock ridge on the left, you must weigh your options. Another back to front sloped green will not make your potential eagle putt easy.

Another beautiful granite rock elevated tee box that gives you a birds eye view of a vast fairway and a good chance at birdie. A wayward tee shot can get you behind trees on the left and right side, but this is a birdie hole…just make sure to avoid the 2 greenside bunkers. Ladies, go get your birdie!

This dog leg left is a great finishing hole that gives the big hitters a chance of a lifetime – a Hole in One on a par 4! But it does come with some risk. Your tee shot will have to cut the corner, be high enough to miss huge mature trees, and also avoid the large water hazard and big greenside bunker. Out of bounds and trees to the right can also lead to a big number. Another back to front sloped green will challenge your eagle or birdie putt.