Hole 1
A challenging opening hole where the correct position of your drive is critical for a chance at par. Select the right club off the tee to position yourself close to the end of the fairway.
Hole 2
A narrow fairway with out-of-bounds on the right requires an accurate drive on this hole. Two large bunkers that you will need to carry protect the front of the green. The wide but fairly shallow tiered green slopes severely from right to left, so note the pin position and adjust accordingly.
Hole 3
Out of bounds left and right off the tee, means that finding the fairway with your drive here is critical. A forced carry over a large swale to a well protected, elevated green makes this the toughest hole on the course for most. A crescent shaped, tiered green with severe slope will reward an accurate approach shot.
Hole 4
Short but tricky. Getting the right distance off the tee sets up this severe dog-leg right. Short or long can leave you blocked out from a view of the green, so try to hit to the landing area at the bottom of the hill. From here, it's an 80-90 yard shot across the pond to a small green surrounded by trees, leaving little room for error.
Hole 5
An uphill tee shot makes this hole play longer than it looks, so consider taking an extra club. A large, deep bunker guards the left side of the green. Beware of the false front on the right side as well, as anything coming up short on the green here will likely be returned down the hill.
Hole 6
A straight drive will set you up well on this narrow, tree-lined, dog-leg left. Once at the bottom of the hill, the hole opens up to reveal another elevated and well protected green. The tiered green slopes significantly back-to-front, and the deep green-side bunker on the right definitely comes into play when the pin is on the upper tier.
Hole 7
This may be the easiest hole on the course, but makes sure to keep your drive away from the left side to avoid the out-of-bounds, or from being blocked out by trees on your second shot. Hitting to the large marker pole is always a safe play here and will leave you a fairly straight forward shot into the deep green.
Hole 8
The right club selection off the tee is critical here, as anything too long will be through the fairway and likely lost. Hitting to the corner on this short, dog-leg left sets you up well for a second shot through a narrow gap into the green. A tiered green that slopes severely left-to-right, rewards an accurate shot based on the pin placement.
Hole 9
The wind direction and the pin placement on this very large green can make a two to three club difference on this fairly straight forward finishing hole. Stay away from the three bunkers that guard the green, or making par on this final hole will be challenging.