Description
Accuracy here is more important than distance. Avoid the oak tree on your left, but watch out for the bunker on your right. Your approach is to a green guarded by a collection of bunkers on your left and right. Add an extra club for a pin located on the back of the green.
- Red
- 305
- White
- 344
- Blue
- 368
- Black
- 388
Description
Bring out your lumber! Your drive should favor the right, as O.B. lines the left side. Your second shot must be accurate to avoid bunkers on your left and right. This green slops from back to front and the majority of putts will break towards the vinyards.
- Red
- 443
- White
- 481
- Blue
- 521
- Black
- 554
Description
Long and very demanding par 4. Bunker on your right myst be avoided, since it often stops you from reaching the green in two. Your approach shot must negotiate bunkers on either side of this long, narrow green. Beware! A hidden lake guards the right side of this green.
- Red
- 321
- White
- 352
- Blue
- 387
- Black
- 411
Description
This par 3 demands pinpoint accuracy. O.B. is left and bunkers guard both sides of the green. If the pin is back add one-to-two clubs. This green falls away at the front and a ridge runs through the middle. Be very careful, three putts are common.
- Red
- 140
- White
- 161
- Blue
- 182
- Black
- 204
Description
Long straightaway par 4. Bunkers left and right make this fairway only twenty yards wide. You are left with a long iron or fairway wood into an open fronted, enormous green that is surrounded by bunkers. Don't be suprised to find an up-and-down opportunity for your par.
- Red
- 348
- White
- 376
- Blue
- 413
- Black
- 431
Description
Probably the toughest tee shot on the course. A hazard on the left and a deep bunker on the right makes accuracy more important than distance. Your approach appears to be downhill, but trust the yardage. A shot over the green here makes a big number a reality.
- Red
- 338
- White
- 359
- Blue
- 403
- Black
- 422
Description
This long par 3 is known as Sam Snead's favorite hole. Hazard on your right, but bunkers and oaks on your left will cause you nothing but trouble. This green has several ridges that make putting a real challenge. Take your par and feel like you made a birdie.
- Red
- 147
- White
- 169
- Blue
- 189
- Black
- 220
Description
A monster! Very long par 5 will require three well executed shots. Notice the blind bunker on your right. A long iron or fairway wood must avoid bunkers right and large trees left. Play your approach shot to the middle of the green to avoid the shelf on the left.
- Red
- 496
- White
- 549
- Blue
- 575
- Black
- 595
Description
A short but difficult hole. Your tee shot must avoid a deep bunker on your left. Your approach shot plays uphill to a three-tiered heavily bunkered green. Add at least one club. If your approach lands on the wrong tier you will have a very difficult two putt.
- Red
- 265
- White
- 305
- Blue
- 326
- Black
- 346
Description
The back nine starts with a slight dogleg left. Aim your tee shot at the tall evergreen tree. An errant tee shot left may be blocked from the green by several trees. Favor the right side of the green on your approach, because everything will funnel to the left.
- Red
- 306
- White
- 383
- Blue
- 399
- Black
- 426
Description
Short uphill par 4 plays longer than the yardage dictates. Favor the right to open up this two-tiered green. Club selection on your approach is crucial. Add one-to-two clubs depending on pin placement. Shots above or over this green will make you earn bogey.
- Red
- 271
- White
- 302
- Blue
- 341
- Black
- 359
Description
Straightaway par 4 often plays into the wind. Be careful, this tee naturally aims you towards the hazard on your left. A long iron will be needed to hit this elevated green. A large ridge separates this green into two sections. Depending on pin placement, putting can be very difficult.
- Red
- 329
- White
- 365
- Blue
- 394
- Black
- 427
Description
Rather large fairway, but guard against the left side. Your lay-up shot is the most challenging shot on this hole. Beware! A lake on the right guards this hole from 100 yards in. Be careful, but aggressive and make your birdie.
- Red
- 456
- White
- 475
- Blue
- 526
- Black
- 550
Description
Another long par 3. This lake is an illusion here. It does not continue all the way to the green. Deep bunkers guard a thin, long green right and left. The green slopes from front to back and can be rather quick. Be careful!
- Red
- 163
- White
- 172
- Blue
- 193
- Black
- 216
Description
Probably the toughest hole on the course. Favor the left off the tee. Right is jail where par will only be a dream. Your second shot will require a long iron or fairway wood to a large green. Not a lot of visual trouble but length makes this hole a bear.
- Red
- 345
- White
- 374
- Blue
- 413
- Black
- 433
Description
Intimidating tee shot. Trees left and a large bunker right. Favor the right to open the dogleg. Bunkers and wastelands on both sides make your second shot a challenge. Your approach shot is to one of the largest greens on the course. Beware! Over is a sure bogey or worse.
- Red
- 447
- White
- 487
- Blue
- 523
- Black
- 544
Description
Finally, a short par 3! Deep bunkers surround this large green. Appears to be downhill, but trust the yardage. If the pin is located back right, add one club. Again, over the green here is bad news.
- Red
- 118
- White
- 136
- Blue
- 136
- Black
- 146
Description
The safe play is left of the bunker, but the gambler may take it right to cut the corner. Beware! A blind creek runs in front of this green. Any ball above this hole is brutal, especially with a front pin. End it well!
- Red
- 316
- White
- 368
- Blue
- 390
- Black
- 410