Hole # 2

The second hole is 431 yards with a large elevated green that slopes off on all sides. A short approach shot here will result in the ball rolling back down the slope 20 to 30 yards.
 

Hole # 3

The third hole is a slight dogleg left playing to another 400 plus yards. There is a pond located off into the distance that can be reached by the long hitters. The second shot requires a long iron or hybrid to a large green.
 

Hole # 4

The 4th hole is a great par 3 playing to 198 yards from the back tees. The large green slopes off in the front as well as the back right corner creating some great pin placements on this long hole.
 

Hole # 5

The 5th hole is a straight away par 4 to an elevated green. Stray shots to the right may find themselves in the only water on the course.
 

Hole # 6

The 6th hole is a great short par 4. The hole is well protected by three bunkers. Long hitters may choose to take a chance and drive the green but the safe play is to stay short of the approach bunker. The turtleback green keeps the putter honest!
 

Hole # 7

The 7th hole is 132-yard par 3 requiring an accurate short iron to a shallow green. The green is well protected in the front by three pot bunkers.
 

Hole # 8

The 8th hole is the first par 5 on the front nine. The tee shot requires accuracy with out of bounds left and trouble right. The 2nd shot needs to stay short of a cross bunker or the big hitters can try and reach the uphill approach. The green is very small and slopes sharply back to front.
 

Hole # 9

The 9th hole is a short par 5 at 458 yards. The fairway is well bunkered for the tee shot and second shots. The is a great opportunity to finish with birdie or eagle on the front 9.
 

Hole # 10

The 10th hole is one of the toughest holes on the course. The tee shot demands length and accuracy with out of bounds on the left side of the hole. The green is amazing with sharp slopes all around. Par here is an accomplishment!
 

Hole # 11

The 11th hole is a picturesque hole with an elevated tee. It is a really good hole at 418 yards!
 

Hole # 12

The 12th hole is a three-shot par 5! The hole tips out at 533 yards and plays uphill all the way adding length. The green complex is small that has a green that slopes slightly from back to front. Par is a good score on this hole!
 

Hole # 13

The 13th hole is a monster of a par 3. 220 yards from the tips traditionally plays directly into the wind. The green has a spine running across the green horizontally challenging the putter. A great hole!
 

Hole # 14

The 14th hole is a beautiful par 4 at 407 yards. The elevate tee give you views of Blue Hill in the distance with great fairway bunker visuals. A small green protected by 3 smaller bunkers add to the challenge. The opportunity for birdie is good here!
 

Hole # 15

The 15th hole is a great short par 4 just like #6 on the front. From the back it plays to 357 yards with a small green protect on all sides by bunkers. Birdie is not easy feat of skill on the short hole. Front pin locations can result in balls rolling off the front of the green and down the approach.
 

Hole # 16

The par 3, 16th is a downhill tee shot to a very small green. The green is sloped back to front and front pin location is extremely difficult. Three bunkers protect both side of the green.
 

Hole # 17

The 17th hole is a real possibility for birdie. A perfectly placed tee shot should leave the player 120 to 150 yards into a large green. The putting surface is relatively flat allowing the player the opportunity to put a good stoke on the birdie putt.
 

Hole # 18

The 18th hole is another opportunity to finish strong with a birdie. The fairway bunkers both left and right protect the tee shot. The low handicap player can go for this green in two. A deep bunker on the front right guards this small green and a severely sloped collection area on the left can force errant shots into the rough.