South Course

Tee shots should favor the right side of this large fairway to avoid trees that block out the left side of this dogleg left hole. Players also must avoid the right fairway bunker. This large green offers a variety of hole locations. Hole locations on the left are protected by the group of trees on the left.

The shortest par 5 on the course is lined by a penalty area just off the left side of the fairway on the tee shot. A well struck tee shot down the right side of the fairway may find a small fairway bunker. Players should favor the right side of the entire hole as trouble also looms left of the green. For longer hitters, this green is reachable in two shots. The green has several tiers and could provide a challenging lag putt if the player is not able to attack the hole location.
 

The tee complex offers a great variety of angles and yardage into the green. Penalty area looms short and left. Putts will break sharply off the greenside bunker.

Again, penalty area lines the left side of 13. Tee shots should favor the right side of the fairway but avoid the fairway bunker for the best angle into the green. Longer hitters could carry the fairway bunker. Two bunkers guard this well protected green. Do not go long as waste and penalty area could gobble up your golf ball.
 

The longest par 5 on the South is also bordered by penalty area left. The Fairway bunker on the left could save your ball from the penalty area. Players need to favor the left side of the fairway to avoid trees that overhang the entire right side of this dogleg right. A second fairway bunker on the left could accept an errant layup. Those who choose to go for the green in two should favor the left side of the green as a large bunker on the right protects it.
 

The longest par 4 on the South Course is guarded by penalty are left. A large tree in the right side of the fairway forces players to favor the left side, while still avoiding the fairway bunker on the left. The green is larger and only protected by a small bunker on the right. The green offers a flatter landing zone that will reward those who navigated the challenges off the tee.

This tight fairway is guarded by penalty area left and a fairway bunker on the right. Longer hitters can shorten the hole dramatically by carrying the fairway bunker on the right. Three tiers on this green provide for challenging hole locations. Players must hit a good approach shot as the green is guarded by a large fairway bunker and sitting up on a crown.

The shortest par 3 on the course boasts a large teeing area. This large complex offers a variety of different distances and angles into this large green that is surrounded by penalty area short and bunkers left and right. This green offers a huge variety of hole locations. The frontmost hole location plays 40 yards shorter than the furthest back hole location.

The home hole is the shortest par 4 on the course and offers the player plentiful options from the tee. Penalty area lines the entire left side of the hole. Waste area also looms left. Longer hitters can cut the corner of the waste area and to be left with a short shot into the green, or perhaps drive the green. Trees and a fairway bunker protect the right side of this hole. Those who opt to not cut the corner, should lay up short of the fairway bunker on the right. Again, this larger green offers two tiers and a huge variety of hole locations.