Hole by Hole Tour

Par 4 A slightly uphill drive to a landing area framed by a gravel pit right and bunkers left. This hole follows the railroad for its entire length. Hit your approach shot slightly right to bounce off the kickback slope short of the green.

• Black - 410
• Silver - 375
• Gold - 354
• Green - 317
• Blue - 280

Par 5 After a narrow drive zone, this hole widens dramatically, turning right and uphill. The area between the first and second landing area has been used for years for tanks crossing. The raised putting surface is contoured to create a number of individual "greens".

• Black - 570
• Silver - 568
• Gold - 516
• Green - 461
• Blue - 409

Par 3 Hit a fade on this hole that is shaped from left to right. Bailing out to the left will take advantage of a kick back slope. Bailing out to the right is a method of play on this hole that you won't want to repeat!

• Black - 185
• Silver - 170
• Gold - 170
• Green - 151
• Blue - 125

Par 5 A drive zone set in a valley well below the tees sets the proper tone on a hole where earth forms have been developed with the concept of collection in mind. Reachable in two, the second shot is blind, but the green and surrounds funnel shots to the center of the putting surface.

• Black - 527
• Silver - 525
• Gold - 512
• Green - 426
• Blue - 401

Par 3 A perfect complement to the first par three on this nine, a draw is the ideal way to shape the tee shot. The deep valley between the tee and the green is definitely not the place to miss it on this uphill hole.

• Black - 178
• Silver - 161
• Gold - 161
• Green - 142
• Blue - 121

Par 4 A topped tee shot or one hit well left will stimulate plenty of discussion on this short par four where accuracy is more important than length. The green drops off sharply left and rear, so take one less club and let your approach shot bounce onto the putting surface.

• Black - 365
• Silver - 365
• Gold - 331
• Green - 295
• Blue - 264

Par 4 A well struck tee shot with a slight draw will catch the sharp downslope in the landing area and will make this long hole play surprisingly short. A green surrounded by a close cut chipping area is framed by large oaks and pines.

• Black - 481
• Silver - 427
• Gold - 400
• Green - 381
• Blue - 337

Par 4 This short par four plays among the oaks that used to shelter the housing area known as Shiloh. Tee shot placement is critical here to allow for the approach shot that is more testing than it appears due to the narrow raised green that can't be missed to the right.

• Black - 323
• Silver - 323
• Gold - 306
• Green - 274
• Blue - 251

Par 4 Bunkers left and right frame the drive zone, where a drive long and right finds trouble. It's carry all the way to the green on the approach on this long par four, where the pines that line the left side of the fairway and frame the green give the hole much of its character.

• Black - 461
• Silver - 418
• Gold - 374
• Green - 372
• Blue - 332

Par 5 The rolling terrain found on this fairway is largely the result of housing foundations that formerly lined this area. Second shots that skirt the large bunker left will have the best angle into this narrow green.

• Black - 561
• Silver - 520
• Gold - 507
• Green - 453
• Blue - 402

Par 3 The old Patch Road gravel pit did a wonderful job of shaping the golf hole on this dramatic par three. An extended bail out fairway for the faint of heart lends a little forgiveness to the "carry" nature of the tee shot.

• Black - 169
• Silver - 169
• Gold - 154
• Green - 137
• Blue - 121

Par 4 The fairway bunker long and left is a good aiming point for a tee shot hit with a slight fade. Rather than naming any thoughts prior to hitting a shot, the hole is designated for the vintage American slide that remains to the rear of the green.

• Black - 362
• Silver - 360
• Gold - 352
• Green - 314
• Blue - 278

Par 4 It's a narrow play corridor on this par four that mirrors the shot shaping required on the previous hole. The green accepts run up shots but take care not to be long or you'll find the rear bunker, one of the more daunting bunkers to be found on the course.

• Black - 367
• Silver - 364
• Gold - 342
• Green - 306
• Blue - 271

Par 4 The great view from the bluff tee includes the green on this moderately long par four. Enjoy the view of the green from the tee as it disappears once players reach the fairway. The punchbowl green gives great forgiveness to the approach shot, if not the putting.

• Black - 440
• Silver - 399
• Gold - 380
• Green - 356
• Blue - 316

Par 3 Choose your club carefully on this dramatic downhill par three. The elevated tees, combined with the deception created by bunkers well short of the putting surface make club selection more problematic than you might initially think.

• Black - 216
• Silver - 181
• Gold - 181
• Green - 157
• Blue - 133

Par 4 Don't let the view from the landing area give you the willies. Though framed by bunkers left, right and long, there is ample landing area on this par four which is slightly uphill to the landing area and then dramatically downhill to the green.

• Black - 413
• Silver - 411
• Gold - 368
• Green - 329
• Blue - 292

Par 4 No, this hole isn't named for its large expanse of sand. This area was formerly dotted with ammunition storage bunkers, several of which can still be seen well to the right of the green on this "bite off what you dare" dog leg right.

• Black - 406
• Silver - 390
• Gold - 385
• Green - 344
• Blue - 305

Par 5 Drive it down the left side to avoid the deep grass bunker on the right of the drive zone and to gain extra distance from the down hill slope in the landing area for long tee shots. Good tee shots will be faced with the temptation of going for this water protected green in two, a decision made all the more challenging by the knowledge that the results will be played out in full view of those relaxing on the deck of the 19th hole. Regardless of your score, enjoy the soothing sounds of the waterfall to the right of the green.

• Black - 572
• Silver -572
• Gold - 499
• Green - 439
• Blue - 411