Hole 1
This 425-yard par four has a wide fairway with a landing area for drives. The second shot plays to an uphill green guarded on the left front by a large bunker. The green has a level putting surface which allows for many potential hole locations.
This 425-yard par four has a wide fairway with a landing area for drives. The second shot plays to an uphill green guarded on the left front by a large bunker. The green has a level putting surface which allows for many potential hole locations.
Hole 1 - Fairway
This 425-yard par four has a wide fairway with a landing area for drives. The second shot plays to an uphill green guarded on the left front by a large bunker. The green has a level putting surface which allows for many potential hole locations.
This 425-yard par four has a wide fairway with a landing area for drives. The second shot plays to an uphill green guarded on the left front by a large bunker. The green has a level putting surface which allows for many potential hole locations.
Hole 1 - Green
This 425-yard par four has a wide fairway with a landing area for drives. The second shot plays to an uphill green guarded on the left front by a large bunker. The green has a level putting surface which allows for many potential hole locations.
This 425-yard par four has a wide fairway with a landing area for drives. The second shot plays to an uphill green guarded on the left front by a large bunker. The green has a level putting surface which allows for many potential hole locations.
Hole 2
This tight, short hole proves a true risk and reward hole. Although drivable by the longer hitters, a more prudent play for most players is a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. This leaves a short iron into one of the flattest greens on the course, which has a collection area on the back left side for shots.
This tight, short hole proves a true risk and reward hole. Although drivable by the longer hitters, a more prudent play for most players is a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. This leaves a short iron into one of the flattest greens on the course, which has a collection area on the back left side for shots.
Hole 2 - Fairway
This tight, short hole proves a true risk and reward hole. Although drivable by the longer hitters, a more prudent play for most players is a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. This leaves a short iron into one of the flattest greens on the course, which has a collection area on the back left side for shots.
This tight, short hole proves a true risk and reward hole. Although drivable by the longer hitters, a more prudent play for most players is a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. This leaves a short iron into one of the flattest greens on the course, which has a collection area on the back left side for shots.
Hole 2 - Green
This tight, short hole proves a true risk and reward hole. Although drivable by the longer hitters, a more prudent play for most players is a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. This leaves a short iron into one of the flattest greens on the course, which has a collection area on the back left side for shots.
This tight, short hole proves a true risk and reward hole. Although drivable by the longer hitters, a more prudent play for most players is a fairway wood or long iron from the tee. This leaves a short iron into one of the flattest greens on the course, which has a collection area on the back left side for shots.
Hole 3
With a strong dogleg to the left fairway, the tee shot requires a draw to open up the approach to the green. The approach shot plays dramatically downhill to a wide, but narrow green from front to back. The front portion of the green slopes away from the player making front pin placements very difficult to find. Shots over the green will find a large bunker or a chipping collection area.
With a strong dogleg to the left fairway, the tee shot requires a draw to open up the approach to the green. The approach shot plays dramatically downhill to a wide, but narrow green from front to back. The front portion of the green slopes away from the player making front pin placements very difficult to find. Shots over the green will find a large bunker or a chipping collection area.
Hole 3 - Fairway
With a strong dogleg to the left fairway, the tee shot requires a draw to open up the approach to the green. The approach shot plays dramatically downhill to a wide, but narrow green from front to back. The front portion of the green slopes away from the player making front pin placements very difficult to find. Shots over the green will find a large bunker or a chipping collection area.
With a strong dogleg to the left fairway, the tee shot requires a draw to open up the approach to the green. The approach shot plays dramatically downhill to a wide, but narrow green from front to back. The front portion of the green slopes away from the player making front pin placements very difficult to find. Shots over the green will find a large bunker or a chipping collection area.
Hole 3 - Green
With a strong dogleg to the left fairway, the tee shot requires a draw to open up the approach to the green. The approach shot plays dramatically downhill to a wide, but narrow green from front to back. The front portion of the green slopes away from the player making front pin placements very difficult to find. Shots over the green will find a large bunker or a chipping collection area.
With a strong dogleg to the left fairway, the tee shot requires a draw to open up the approach to the green. The approach shot plays dramatically downhill to a wide, but narrow green from front to back. The front portion of the green slopes away from the player making front pin placements very difficult to find. Shots over the green will find a large bunker or a chipping collection area.
Hole 4
This hole is a modest par 3 of 160 yards from the back tee - miss the green however, and a bogey is almost a certainty. The right-hand bunker collects all tee shots short and right of the green, and also makes for several tough pin locations. A severe slope right of the green careens errant shots away from the flag.
This hole is a modest par 3 of 160 yards from the back tee - miss the green however, and a bogey is almost a certainty. The right-hand bunker collects all tee shots short and right of the green, and also makes for several tough pin locations. A severe slope right of the green careens errant shots away from the flag.
Hole 4 - Fairway
This hole is a modest par 3 of 160 yards from the back tee - miss the green however, and a bogey is almost a certainty. The right-hand bunker collects all tee shots short and right of the green, and also makes for several tough pin locations. A severe slope right of the green careens errant shots away from the flag.
This hole is a modest par 3 of 160 yards from the back tee - miss the green however, and a bogey is almost a certainty. The right-hand bunker collects all tee shots short and right of the green, and also makes for several tough pin locations. A severe slope right of the green careens errant shots away from the flag.
Hole 4 - Green
This hole is a modest par 3 of 160 yards from the back tee - miss the green however, and a bogey is almost a certainty. The right-hand bunker collects all tee shots short and right of the green, and also makes for several tough pin locations. A severe slope right of the green careens errant shots away from the flag.
This hole is a modest par 3 of 160 yards from the back tee - miss the green however, and a bogey is almost a certainty. The right-hand bunker collects all tee shots short and right of the green, and also makes for several tough pin locations. A severe slope right of the green careens errant shots away from the flag.
Hole 5
A fade is required to position the tee shot on hole 5. Miss the fairway on this hole and you will have to call on your scrambling skills to save a par, as tree trouble lines both sides of this hole. Collection areas both right and left of the green create plenty of opportunities to test your chipping skills.
A fade is required to position the tee shot on hole 5. Miss the fairway on this hole and you will have to call on your scrambling skills to save a par, as tree trouble lines both sides of this hole. Collection areas both right and left of the green create plenty of opportunities to test your chipping skills.
Hole 5 - Fairway
A fade is required to position the tee shot on hole 5. Miss the fairway on this hole and you will have to call on your scrambling skills to save a par, as tree trouble lines both sides of this hole. Collection areas both right and left of the green create plenty of opportunities to test your chipping skills.
A fade is required to position the tee shot on hole 5. Miss the fairway on this hole and you will have to call on your scrambling skills to save a par, as tree trouble lines both sides of this hole. Collection areas both right and left of the green create plenty of opportunities to test your chipping skills.
Hole 5 - Green
A fade is required to position the tee shot on hole 5. Miss the fairway on this hole and you will have to call on your scrambling skills to save a par, as tree trouble lines both sides of this hole. Collection areas both right and left of the green create plenty of opportunities to test your chipping skills.
A fade is required to position the tee shot on hole 5. Miss the fairway on this hole and you will have to call on your scrambling skills to save a par, as tree trouble lines both sides of this hole. Collection areas both right and left of the green create plenty of opportunities to test your chipping skills.
Hole 6
The right side of the fairway is open with a level landing area for tee shots. A medium to short iron second shot will play slightly downhill to a green guarded in front by two bunkers.
The right side of the fairway is open with a level landing area for tee shots. A medium to short iron second shot will play slightly downhill to a green guarded in front by two bunkers.
Hole 6 - Fairway
The right side of the fairway is open with a level landing area for tee shots. A medium to short iron second shot will play slightly downhill to a green guarded in front by two bunkers.
The right side of the fairway is open with a level landing area for tee shots. A medium to short iron second shot will play slightly downhill to a green guarded in front by two bunkers.
Hole 6 - Green
The right side of the fairway is open with a level landing area for tee shots. A medium to short iron second shot will play slightly downhill to a green guarded in front by two bunkers.
The right side of the fairway is open with a level landing area for tee shots. A medium to short iron second shot will play slightly downhill to a green guarded in front by two bunkers.
Hole 7
The hole plays approximately 535 yards from the championship tees and a tee shot must carry the two-acre irrigation pond. The second shot plays across a creek to a landing area some 50-75 yards short of the green. The green complex sits on top of the hill at one of the highest points on the course. This is a true three-shot hole for all but the longest of hitters.
The hole plays approximately 535 yards from the championship tees and a tee shot must carry the two-acre irrigation pond. The second shot plays across a creek to a landing area some 50-75 yards short of the green. The green complex sits on top of the hill at one of the highest points on the course. This is a true three-shot hole for all but the longest of hitters.
Hole 7 - Green
The hole plays approximately 535 yards from the championship tees and a tee shot must carry the two-acre irrigation pond. The second shot plays across a creek to a landing area some 50-75 yards short of the green. The green complex sits on top of the hill at one of the highest points on the course. This is a true three-shot hole for all but the longest of hitters.
The hole plays approximately 535 yards from the championship tees and a tee shot must carry the two-acre irrigation pond. The second shot plays across a creek to a landing area some 50-75 yards short of the green. The green complex sits on top of the hill at one of the highest points on the course. This is a true three-shot hole for all but the longest of hitters.
Hole 8
We move from one of the longest holes on the course to the shortest. A 150-yard par 3 playing downhill with Long Creek as a backdrop. Don’t let the yardage fool you as the green complex for this hole is one of the most difficult on the course. A multi-tiered green creates many challenging pin locations. Several deep greenside bunkers collect errant tee shots, making par a good score.
We move from one of the longest holes on the course to the shortest. A 150-yard par 3 playing downhill with Long Creek as a backdrop. Don’t let the yardage fool you as the green complex for this hole is one of the most difficult on the course. A multi-tiered green creates many challenging pin locations. Several deep greenside bunkers collect errant tee shots, making par a good score.
Hole 8 - Green
We move from one of the longest holes on the course to the shortest. A 150-yard par 3 playing downhill with Long Creek as a backdrop. Don’t let the yardage fool you as the green complex for this hole is one of the most difficult on the course. A multi-tiered green creates many challenging pin locations. Several deep greenside bunkers collect errant tee shots, making par a good score.
We move from one of the longest holes on the course to the shortest. A 150-yard par 3 playing downhill with Long Creek as a backdrop. Don’t let the yardage fool you as the green complex for this hole is one of the most difficult on the course. A multi-tiered green creates many challenging pin locations. Several deep greenside bunkers collect errant tee shots, making par a good score.
Hole 9
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
Hole 9 - Fairway
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
Hole 9 - Green
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
Hole 10
Playing at slightly more than 500 yards from the championship tees, this hole offers birdie opportunities for many players. However, with hazards in play both left and right, an errant shot can quickly lead to a double bogey. The pond toward the green creates a much longer carry should you decide to go for the green on your second shot. The waterfall in the pond makes number 10 one of our signature holes.
Playing at slightly more than 500 yards from the championship tees, this hole offers birdie opportunities for many players. However, with hazards in play both left and right, an errant shot can quickly lead to a double bogey. The pond toward the green creates a much longer carry should you decide to go for the green on your second shot. The waterfall in the pond makes number 10 one of our signature holes.
Hole 10 - Fairway
Playing at slightly more than 500 yards from the championship tees, this hole offers birdie opportunities for many players. However, with hazards in play both left and right, an errant shot can quickly lead to a double bogey. The pond toward the green creates a much longer carry should you decide to go for the green on your second shot. The waterfall in the pond makes number 10 one of our signature holes.
Playing at slightly more than 500 yards from the championship tees, this hole offers birdie opportunities for many players. However, with hazards in play both left and right, an errant shot can quickly lead to a double bogey. The pond toward the green creates a much longer carry should you decide to go for the green on your second shot. The waterfall in the pond makes number 10 one of our signature holes.
Hole 10 - Fairway
Playing at slightly more than 500 yards from the championship tees, this hole offers birdie opportunities for many players. However, with hazards in play both left and right, an errant shot can quickly lead to a double bogey. The pond toward the green creates a much longer carry should you decide to go for the green on your second shot. The waterfall in the pond makes number 10 one of our signature holes.
Playing at slightly more than 500 yards from the championship tees, this hole offers birdie opportunities for many players. However, with hazards in play both left and right, an errant shot can quickly lead to a double bogey. The pond toward the green creates a much longer carry should you decide to go for the green on your second shot. The waterfall in the pond makes number 10 one of our signature holes.
Hole 10 - Green
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
A tight driving hole, and one of the most difficult, the fairway is framed on the left by a winding stream and is guarded on the right by a stand of hardwoods. After finding the fairway, the player is faced with a second shot to an elevated green with two bunkers guarding the front. Determining the yardage for the second shot is difficult as the putting surface is not visible from the fairway. The two-tiered green will challenge your putting skills. A birdie on this hole will likely win a skin.
Hole 11
This straightaway par 4 offers par and birdie possibilities for all skill levels. With two fairway bunkers to the left and trees running the length of the right side, this is one of the narrowest driving holes on the course. There’s bunker and a swale to the right front of the green, so with a short iron in hand this is a good hole to take dead aim.
This straightaway par 4 offers par and birdie possibilities for all skill levels. With two fairway bunkers to the left and trees running the length of the right side, this is one of the narrowest driving holes on the course. There’s bunker and a swale to the right front of the green, so with a short iron in hand this is a good hole to take dead aim.
Hole 11 - Fairway
This straightaway par 4 offers par and birdie possibilities for all skill levels. With two fairway bunkers to the left and trees running the length of the right side, this is one of the narrowest driving holes on the course. There’s bunker and a swale to the right front of the green, so with a short iron in hand this is a good hole to take dead aim.
This straightaway par 4 offers par and birdie possibilities for all skill levels. With two fairway bunkers to the left and trees running the length of the right side, this is one of the narrowest driving holes on the course. There’s bunker and a swale to the right front of the green, so with a short iron in hand this is a good hole to take dead aim.
Hole 11 - Green
This straightaway par 4 offers par and birdie possibilities for all skill levels. With two fairway bunkers to the left and trees running the length of the right side, this is one of the narrowest driving holes on the course. There’s bunker and a swale to the right front of the green, so with a short iron in hand this is a good hole to take dead aim.
This straightaway par 4 offers par and birdie possibilities for all skill levels. With two fairway bunkers to the left and trees running the length of the right side, this is one of the narrowest driving holes on the course. There’s bunker and a swale to the right front of the green, so with a short iron in hand this is a good hole to take dead aim.
Hole 12
Buckle down as you approach the twelfth, as this is the last of the short holes on the back nine. Playing uphill from the tee, a good drive leaves a second shot to a green surrounded by two deep bunkers. The greenside bunker guarding the right front makes carrying the green a necessity.
Buckle down as you approach the twelfth, as this is the last of the short holes on the back nine. Playing uphill from the tee, a good drive leaves a second shot to a green surrounded by two deep bunkers. The greenside bunker guarding the right front makes carrying the green a necessity.
Hole 12 - Fairway
Buckle down as you approach the twelfth, as this is the last of the short holes on the back nine. Playing uphill from the tee, a good drive leaves a second shot to a green surrounded by two deep bunkers. The greenside bunker guarding the right front makes carrying the green a necessity.
Buckle down as you approach the twelfth, as this is the last of the short holes on the back nine. Playing uphill from the tee, a good drive leaves a second shot to a green surrounded by two deep bunkers. The greenside bunker guarding the right front makes carrying the green a necessity.
Hole 12 - Green
Buckle down as you approach the twelfth, as this is the last of the short holes on the back nine. Playing uphill from the tee, a good drive leaves a second shot to a green surrounded by two deep bunkers. The greenside bunker guarding the right front makes carrying the green a necessity.
Buckle down as you approach the twelfth, as this is the last of the short holes on the back nine. Playing uphill from the tee, a good drive leaves a second shot to a green surrounded by two deep bunkers. The greenside bunker guarding the right front makes carrying the green a necessity.
Hole 13
This hole begins a stretch of finishing holes that rival any in the Charlotte area. Two right hand bunkers and mounding helps direct tee shots toward the green. A par on this hole will certainly be worthy of bragging rights.
This hole begins a stretch of finishing holes that rival any in the Charlotte area. Two right hand bunkers and mounding helps direct tee shots toward the green. A par on this hole will certainly be worthy of bragging rights.
Hole 14
This is the number one handicap hole on the course. Playing 450 yards slightly uphill, this hole requires two well-struck shots to make a par 4. An expansive fairway allows for an open second shot. Make par on this hole and you will probably have the honor on the next tee.
This is the number one handicap hole on the course. Playing 450 yards slightly uphill, this hole requires two well-struck shots to make a par 4. An expansive fairway allows for an open second shot. Make par on this hole and you will probably have the honor on the next tee.
Hole 14 - Fairway
This is the number one handicap hole on the course. Playing 450 yards slightly uphill, this hole requires two well-struck shots to make a par 4. An expansive fairway allows for an open second shot. Make par on this hole and you will probably have the honor on the next tee.
This is the number one handicap hole on the course. Playing 450 yards slightly uphill, this hole requires two well-struck shots to make a par 4. An expansive fairway allows for an open second shot. Make par on this hole and you will probably have the honor on the next tee.
Hole 14 - Green
This is the number one handicap hole on the course. Playing 450 yards slightly uphill, this hole requires two well-struck shots to make a par 4. An expansive fairway allows for an open second shot. Make par on this hole and you will probably have the honor on the next tee.
This is the number one handicap hole on the course. Playing 450 yards slightly uphill, this hole requires two well-struck shots to make a par 4. An expansive fairway allows for an open second shot. Make par on this hole and you will probably have the honor on the next tee.
Hole 15
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
Hole 15 - Fairway
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
Hole 15 - Fairway
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
Hole 15 - Green
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
An angled drive and a fairway bunker on the upper left hand side of hole 15 makes it play as more of a dogleg. A stand of rough and puts a premium on driving the ball into the fairway. There are large mounds left of the green and the deep bunker guarding the right front of the green make approach shots quite demanding.
Hole 16 - Fairway
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 - Fairway
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 - Green
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 17
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 17 - Fairway
Playing 205 yards from the back tee, this hole offers an extreme challenge en route to the Clubhouse. There are two bunkers positioned to protect the front and left of the green. The overall length of the green makes as much as a three club difference from front to back pin placements. Be sure to sharpen your putting skills before attacking this hole.
Playing 205 yards from the back tee, this hole offers an extreme challenge en route to the Clubhouse. There are two bunkers positioned to protect the front and left of the green. The overall length of the green makes as much as a three club difference from front to back pin placements. Be sure to sharpen your putting skills before attacking this hole.
Hole 18
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 18 - Fairway
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 16 boasts a large hill with a gentle slope that drops off to create a blind tee shot. The dirt used to build up the ride side of the fairway helps keep tee shots from running into the right rough and hazard. This is the only green on the course without a sand trap but the slope in front forces the player to fly the second shot all the way to the pin. Any shots left short of the green will roll down the hill creating a difficult pitch.
Hole 18 - Fairway
Playing 205 yards from the back tee, this hole offers an extreme challenge en route to the Clubhouse. There are two bunkers positioned to protect the front and left of the green. The overall length of the green makes as much as a three club difference from front to back pin placements. Be sure to sharpen your putting skills before attacking this hole.
Playing 205 yards from the back tee, this hole offers an extreme challenge en route to the Clubhouse. There are two bunkers positioned to protect the front and left of the green. The overall length of the green makes as much as a three club difference from front to back pin placements. Be sure to sharpen your putting skills before attacking this hole.
