Beginning just a few steps from the clubhouse, the opening hole, a short par 4, presents a wide fairway and a short approach into a large, back-to-front sloping green. The safest way to start your round is to hit your tee shot to the 100-yard marker. If you get too aggressive with your tee shot, the fairway bunkers could come into play in a hurry and leave you with a very difficult second shot!

This long par 4 requires an accurate tee shot in order to reach the green in two. Flat lies are hard to come by as this very undulating fairway can make approach shots quite tricky.

The longest Par 3 on the golf course also requires deadly accuracy. Although the green is very long, it is very narrow with treacherous hazards on either side. Club selection is key while hitting into this green that measures over 50 yards in depth.

This dogleg left allows you to lay-up near the 150-yard marker in the right-center of the fairway or you may choose to cut the corner and take it up and over the prominent tree located on the left side of the fairway. Reaching this short Par 4 in two shots is a must as an automatic two-putt is not.

Turning north, our very own “road hole” offers out-of-bounds all the way down the left side. If you manage to miss the fairway bunkers on the right, you may have a choice to go for the green in two. Be wary of your lay-up as you do not want to leave it short behind one of the two large trees that stand on either side of the fairway at the 100-yard marker.

The second of back-to-back Par 5s, this is the longest hole on the entire golf course. There is a very wide landing area for tee-shots, but longer hitters may find the fairway bunker. Do not be surprised if you find your ball on an uneven lie in this fairway. The green is often referred to as an “upside-down bowl” and is not the most receptive green regardless of what distance you have left for your approach.

Carved out of the woods, this picturesque Par 3 has “par” written all over it, but do not take the two large, green-side bunkers too lightly. The amount of wind can easily be underestimated when you stand sheltered at the teeing ground.

One of the most demanding tee shots on the golf course. Trouble to the left and the sloping left to right fairway leads many balls directly into a large pond on the right. Use the fairway bunkers up on the left as your target when shaking over this tee shot!

The final hole of the front-nine is a long Par 4. Favoring the left-center of this fairway will get you in position for a better approach to this two-tiered green. Out of bounds runs down the entire right-hand side of this great hole. Enjoy one of the nicest walks from tee to green before you take “the turn” to the back-nine.