Hole No. 1 is a straightaway par 4, with a green that slants away towards the back…don’t go long on your 2nd shot.
Hole No. 2 is a long par 4 with an uphill tee shot to a relatively small level landing from which to prepare for a downhill 2nd shot to a green bunkered on the right.
Hole No. 3 is a reachable par 5, providing you hit it long while staying away from the trees on the right from the tee, and you clear the water in front and right (oh yeah, stay out of the trees to the right of the green and don’t go over the green either).
Hole No. 4 is a par 4 with a wide fairway (why do so many balls end up in tree trouble on the left?) and a straight shot at the green from the fairway.
Hole No. 5 is a short uphill par 3 with good birdie potential.
Hole No. 6 is a dogleg right par 4, where a driver may not be the best choice if you prefer level lies…do not go over the green.
Hole No. 7 is a more challenging dog leg left par 4, tree trouble is on the left and long hitters can hit it through the dog leg into more tree trouble.
Hole No. 8 is a short par 3 that can be birdied, but don’t go over the green.
Hole No. 9 is a straightaway par 4 where you can let it rip and go for birdie.
Yardage from blue tees is 2,762, from the white tees it is 2,657, from the red tees it is 2,167. The total yardage from the Gold Tees is 2,227.