North Course

A great short par 4. Five well placed bunkers edge the left and right sides of the fairway. The safe play is to lay up short of the bunker on the right. Longer hitters could hit it past all the bunkers and have a short shot into the green. This large green is elevated, and balls hit on the perimeter of the green will likely run off.

A short par 3 presents another scoring opportunity. A large bunker on the right protects the green. Those who miss the green left will have a better chance to get up and down.
 

This short par 4 is guarded by fairway bunkers at various distances up the entire left side of the hole. Palm trees protect the right side.  Longer hitters can carry the bunkers on the left to be left with a short pitch into the green. The large green has two tiers and offers a wide variety of hole locations.

A large bunker guards the corner of this tight dogleg left par 4. Two smaller bunkers and palm trees protect the right side. There are a few slopes that make the green play much smaller than its actual size. Accuracy is key as there are numerous challenging hole locations on this green.
 

The signature par 5 is bordered by penalty area the entire right side of the hole. Players who bail out left on the tee shot will have to navigate two large mounds and palm trees. Second shots are forced to carry the penalty area that crosses the fairway of this hole. Longer hitters could reach this green in two with a well-placed tee shot. Lay-up shots must avoid the bunker that lines the penalty area on the right. The green runs off on the left, and slopes sharply from back to front. Players must be precise on each shot to triumph on this challenging par 5.
 

This straightaway par 4 provides a little break between two challenging holes. The wide landing area is protected by a few palm trees. A good drive leaves a straightforward second shot into a slightly ungulated green.
 

The picturesque signature hole on the North Course looks out over the intracoastal waterway. Players are forced to carry a penalty area and bunker short, unless they bail out far right. The green is protected by two bunkers: one on the entire left side of the hole, and a smaller bunker on the right. The green runs off into collection areas for any balls that avoid the bunkers. A well struck tee shot will leave players with a birdie opportunity on this fairly flat green.
 

The intracoastal waterway provides another great view on this hole. A wide landing area is protected by transition area on the right. Players do have room for error left and should favor the left center of this fairway. A well-placed tee shot down the left, leaves a good angle into the green that is only threatened by two small bunkers short right and long left.
 

The finishing hole is arguably the most challenging and almost always plays into the wind. The small landing area is guarded by penalty area left, and large bunkers right and left. The battle is not over after the tee shot, as players approach the narrow, two-tiered green. Balls left of the green run into a collection area, while a bunker protects the right side of the green.