Hole-by-hole tips

• 1

  Par 5 · 504 yds

  An opening par 5 reachable for longer hitters; position the tee shot to open the angle for a go-or-lay-up second.

• 2

  Par 4 · 481 yds

  A long, demanding par 4 — one of the toughest two-shotters on the front nine, requiring a solid drive and long-iron approach.

• 3

  Par 3 · 145 yds

  A short par 3 where club selection and pace matter; favor the center of the crowned green rather than chasing the pin.

• 4

  Par 4 · 403 yds

  A mid-length par 4 where finding the correct side of the fairway opens up the best angle into a Ross-style elevated green.

• 5

  Par 3 · 218 yds

  The longest par 3 on the course; a stout long-iron or hybrid is needed to hold a green that sheds offline shots.

• 6

  Par 4 · 459 yds

  A long par 4 that places a premium on a powerful, accurate drive to leave a manageable approach.

• 7

  Par 4 · 455 yds

  Another lengthy two-shotter; aim for the proper side of the fairway to attack the green from the best angle.

• 8

  Par 4 · 360 yds

  A shorter par 4 where accuracy off the tee beats power — consider less than driver and focus on the approach.

• 9

  Par 4 · 385 yds

  A mid-length par 4 closing the front nine; the crowned green rewards an approach landing in its center.

• 10

  Par 5 · 525 yds

  A rolling par 5 with an uphill drive and a dogleg left; longer hitters can gain ground but must respect the contours.

• 11

  Par 4 · 414 yds

  A solid par 4 that starts the back nine; correct fairway positioning sets up the approach into the protected green.

• 12

  Par 4 · 412 yds

  A mid-length par 4 where the green complex defends par — aim for the safe middle rather than tucked pins.

• 13

  Par 3 · 208 yds

  A picturesque, slightly downhill par 3 with two bunkers short-right of a narrow, long green that slopes right-to-left.

• 14

  Par 4 · 454 yds

  A long par 4 demanding a strong drive and a precise long approach to a green that punishes misses.

• 15

  Par 5 · 530 yds

  The longest hole on the course; a reachable par 5 for big hitters, but pine corridors demand accuracy off the tee.

• 16

  Par 3 · 180 yds

  A par 3 that plays uphill and longer into the prevailing southwest breeze, with bunkers flanking both sides; a slight draw can feed off the front-left hollow.

• 17

  Par 4 · 461 yds

  The longest par 4 on the course, a sharp dogleg left with interior bunkers guarding the turn; carrying the left bunkers gains a downslope kick, while laying right leaves a longer approach.

• 18

  Par 4 · 421 yds

  A sweeping downhill dogleg-left finisher; front-left pins favor approaching from the right side of the fairway, while middle/back pins give the green light to rip driver.