A 3 shot par 5. A 230 tee shot will leave you just short of the brook that crosses the fairway. Lay up with a mid iron to leave a short iron approach to a well guarded green.

Picturesque Signature par 3 over water that requires a long to mid-iron into a green that is sloped from back to front.

Short par 4 ranked as the easiest hole on the golf course. Stay away from the trees right and OB left and you will have a simple short iron into a green that slopes from left to right.

One of the more challenging holes on the course. A dog-leg left that warrants a right to left shot off the tee. From the fairway you will be left with a mid iron, to a green guarded by a left front bunker.

Par 4 that plays slightly uphill. A good tee-shot to the middle-left of the fairway will provide a better angle to the green, leaving a mid to short iron approach.

Par 5 Long hitters will have a chance to clear the brook that splits the fairway 230 yards from the tee. All others will play this as a 3 shot hole. Laying up short of the left fairway bunker will give you a sand wedge into a slightly elevated green.

Par 4 that requires a wise club selection on this demanding tee-shot. The fairway slopes hard left to right and runs out about 230 yards to a brook that winds its way throughout the back 9. Once again your approach shot is to an elevated green requiring a pin point iron shot. The green is guarded by bunkers left front and right.

A slight dogleg  Par 4 that has a blind tee shot with a fairway that slopes down hill left to right. A good tee shot leaves the player with a short iron approach to a green that slopes away from the player.

Long par 3 plays slightly up hill. Add at least one club to your tee-shot into this 2 tiered green. The front of the green is guarded by a deep bunker.  The play is to the middle of the green, get your 2 putt and run.