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A deceptively difficult medium length par 4 The large Pine trees in
the middle of the fairway provides a great target from the tee but
is difficult to avoid when playing your 2nd shot to a green that
slopes away from front to back. |
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2nd in the stretch of 4 par fours, straight forward with a large
well bunkered green. |
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This dog-leg left par 4 is short for those willing to cut the
corner. The key here is to have good angle to approach the pin as
the green has a large slope and is surrounded by 3 bunkers. |
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another short par four for those who are accurate and long off the
tee. This dog-leg right has another large green with numerous
slopes. |
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Play as two very different holes between the front tee and the back
tee. Club selection is important when going for a left pin position
tucked amongst the green side bunkers. |
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This beginning of the end to many good rounds, this dog-leg right
par 4 plays long into the predominant winds and demands an accurate
long approach to an elevated green. Errant approaches will result in
a difficult uphill pitch or a nasty little bunker shot. |
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If the 18th hole doesn't faze you, watch out for one of our two
signature holes. You must avoid the large spruce in the center of
the fairway then negotiate an elevated green where any shot just a
little right down the hill into a large deep pond that has swallowed
more than it's fair share or wayward shots. |
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The shortest hole on the course, players will hit a medium to short
iron into a small elevated green that slopes severely from back to
front. Accuracy is key. |
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A straight away par 4 (par 5
for ladies) That plays longer than the yardage. With no bunkers and
only out of bounds left of the fairway, this hole is deceptively
tough with it's small green. |
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Our second signature hole, this
medium length par 3 is well guarded by a kidney shaped pond that
eats wayward shots left of the green. |
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The shortest par 4 on the course,
only a few green side bunkers protect this shallow green. A great
opportunity to make up strokes. |
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This long straight away par 4 has two
green side traps that protect a large swale filled green. Beware of
the out of bounds left of the fairway. |
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A dog-leg left medium length par 4
that again provides an opportunity to pick up shots if you can avoid
the green side traps. |
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The longest hole on the course, three
well played shots will provide a birdie opportunity, but stray shot
left can put you in the hazard and turn a decent hole into a
disaster. |
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A narrow shot par 4 that does not
require "might" but "mettle". Driver off the tee is beneficial but
not required. Beware of the lake! |
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This great finishing hole plays as a
par 4 for most men and a par 5 for the ladies. Length and the lake
are your real hazards. When playing to the green avoid the trap left
and watch out for any front right pin placement. |
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