Front Nine

Hole One

This hole demands a well placed tee shot, preferably from left to right to give you the best possible lay-up shot, or for the bigger hitters allows them to go for this par 5 in two.

Hole Two

A very tricky hole due to the elevated green, some good decision making is key for a low number, either blast a driver so you can hit a short pitch up the hill, or lay up to have a flatter approach to the green, this hole also offers one of the more challenging greens, so put it close!!!

Hole Three

The first par three on this side offers a little forgiveness, play the tee shot a little left to play the bank that surrounds the left side of the green, the right is jail with a deep bunker and a meandering creek that runs the length of the hole.

Hole Four

A chance to get one back, the fourth is a short par 4 with only trouble left, drivable for the longer hitters, a good risk reward hole, one thing to remember is the two tiered green with a nasty false back.

Hole Five

The second of three par 3�™s on this side, and is truly the most challenging, club selection is most important due to a shallow green, green slopes from front to back with strong trade wind blowing from right to left.

Hole Six

The second par 5 on this side with trouble all around, smartly played will require three shots, this hole is the number one ranked handicapped hole, play smart and the your score should be par.

Hole Seven

The last of the three par 3�™s on this side offers a short tee shot to a large two tiered green, the left hand side favors a “members” bounce, a good chance to get one back.

Hole Eight

Another risk reward hole that offers the longer hitters to try and drive this short par 4, keep it in the fairway and scores should be low.

Hole Nine

A very challenging hole with a bogey being a respectable score, very easy to make a big number, play smart and avoid the left, one more club for the approach shot due to an elevated green and very deep from front to back.