West Course

A straightaway par 4 with a well-placed bunker in the middle of the fairway forcing the player to navigate either side off the tee.  The approach is to a well-guarded green with bunkers front left and to the right side of an undulated green.

A short par 4 beginning from a beautiful, elevated tee to a generous landing area. The longer hitter can attempt to drive this green but this beautifully guarded green will make for a challenging up and down.
 

A long dogleg right with native sandy areas guarding the entire right side.  Another risk reward as the player can challenge the right side leaving a shorter iron approach to a slightly elevated green with a bunker on the left.

A signature par 3 hole at the West Course.  A spectacular downhill approach with water surrounding the entire green.  This undulating green make for a challenging test of par and places a premium on finding the appropriate level off the tee.

A long par 5 with a generous landing area off the tee.  Sand frames both sides of the fairway until reaching the narrower dogleg left approach into the green.  There are four bunkers leading into the left side of this wide green, two to the right and sandy areas behind. 

A dramatic uphill tee shot with a well-positioned tree in the middle of the fairway and sand running up the left side.  Accuracy is imperative off the tee to avoid this tall tree.  It is drivable for the longer player, but a multi-tiered challenging green awaits.

This hole measures as the longest par 3 but the tee shoot will play downhill.  This elevated green is guarded with bunkers framing and protecting the front left and right sides of one of the largest greens at the West Course.

A one-of-a-kind, unique and pivotal par 5.  The tee shot starts out straightaway with a generous landing area and exposed native sandy areas up the right. A well-placed large fairway bunker up the left requires accuracy for an aggressive play off the tee.  The player is then confronted with either playing a conservative second shot or attempting a forced carry over sand to an elevated and wide putting surface.

A breathtaking dogleg left par 4 that runs downhill off the tee to a rolling fairway meandering into the valley and sliding to the left.  The longer player may challenge the left side leaving a short approach but must be careful as native sandy areas surround both sides of the fairway with water coming into play on the right.  With the majestic Clubhouse overlooking, this uphill second shot over a bunker guarding a wide green complex, showcases another memorable experience of golf at the West Course.