Course Information

The 500-yard par 5 second offers plenty of challenges and options to consider with water on the right and bunkers to avoid in the landing areas as well as in front of the green.

A generous landing area is available up the right side of this strategic 387-yard par 4, but favoring the left half of the airway creates a much easier second shot to a green protected on the right by the lake.

Avoid the very large bunker protecting the right side of the green on this long par 3 that plays 224 yards from the back tees.

From the tee, stay close to the left side fairway bunker on this 450-yard, par 4 to be on the plateau for the best angle to the green. If your drive is too far right, a knoll on the right will block your view of part of the green.

On this very strategic, 370-yard short part 4, the intimidating tee shot is to a pocket landing area protected by a cluster of bunkers. On the approach, you must then negotiate a low valley area to an elevated green.

Hit your drive just right of the target bunker in the generous landing area on this long par 4. Stay on the right side of the plateau fairway for a clear view of the green. Avoid the low fairway bunkers on the left and the sprawling bunker protecting the left side of the green.

At only 157 yards, this par 3 counters its medium length with a well-protected green guarded by wetlands on the right. The challenging putting surface places a premium on proper positioning.

On this challenging 530-yard par 5, carry the bunker on the left to keep the water out of play. Then you must choose - go for the green in two or lay up. You must negotiate a landing area bunker, water up the entire right side and a narrow, but very deep putting surface.

More strategic choices on the 425-yard par 4 opening hole for the back nine. Stay right off the tee, the closer to the water the better. If you go too far left, the green will get tucked behind the mounds and you'll see only part of your target.

You have a large landing area, but try to keep as close as possible to the water on the right for the best angle in on this dogleg 376-yard par 4. Stay away from the large bunker at left front of the green.

On this good par 3, bunkers will catch short shots. Shoot over the lake to the long, narrow green on this 197-yard hole. Go long and left, and the chip back to the green runs away toward the water. You can bail out left, but then you face that difficult up and down.

This 445-yard, dogleg left, par 4 features a memorable tee shot over a wide lake. The more you cut off, the shorter your second. The right side of the generous fairway landing area brings into play a large bunker beside the green - at all costs don't go right on your approach.

On this fairly straight 545-yard par 5, stay right off the tee by aiming towards the target bunker. When approaching the green, be aware that the left side bunker is deceiving, there is a hallow between it and the green.

A strong, straight drive is needed to avoid trouble both left and right on this long, 454-yard par 4. Hit it slightly to the right side of the fairway for the best angle on your mid-to-long iron approach shot.

A big dogleg right, but don't get too greedy with the very large bunker at the corner of this 526-yard par 5. If going up the left side, placement of the second shot is critical since the green is tucked behind mounds on the left. Bunkers protect the approach from the right.

This beautiful, 182-yard par 3 is over water to a green framed by bunkers. This medium-length par 3 is all carry with little bail out room, so choose the right club and go for it. But don't go long, there is a bunker that is hidden from the tee.

On this 403-yard par 4, the best tee shot is to the left of center, near the target bunker in the fairway. But be careful, there is water left. If you go too far right off the tee, you must carry wetlands on our approach. This is the narrowest green on the course.