Course Information

South Course

Hole # 1

Great starting hole that plays longer than the yardage due to elevation. Three tier green makes proper club selection a must. Tip: Add one more club on your approach and stay below the hole. Par is great!

Black
410
Blue
392
White
350
Gold
310
Red
280
Silver
238
Handicap (M/L) 3/3
Par 4

Hole # 2

Downhill par 3 that once again makes club selection a challenge. Green slopes right to left on approach. I have seen three hole-in-ones here, two that never hit the green from the tee shot. Tip: Take one to two less clubs and hit the right half of the green.

Black
170
Blue
168
White
148
Gold
140
Red
112
Silver
112
Handicap (M/L) 17/17
Par 3

Hole # 3

Short par 4 with water to the right of the green. Hit a fairway wood or hybrid to lay up off the tee. Important to stay below the hole. Tip: Aim down left half of the fairway off the tee.

Black
340
Blue
330
White
300
Gold
285
Red
244
Silver
200
Handicap (M/L) 15/13
Par 4

Hole # 4

Another short par 4 with making sure that your tee shot over the first lake rests on the left half of the fairway to have a clear approach to a green that has a second lake in front. Tip: Make sure that the approach stays below the hole!

Black
365
Blue
345
White
315
Gold
305
Red
235
Silver
200
Handicap (M/L) 7/11
Par 4

Hole # 5

Long par 5 that requires 2 good shots from the start to get to the end of the dogleg. With a very large three tiered green proper club selection on the approach is a must. Tip: Going for this green in two is risky with lots of bunkers and boundaries left. Play with a smart second shot and get to the corner to have a clear shot to the green.

Black
570
Blue
550
White
495
Gold
485
Red
450
Silver
398
Handicap (M/L) 5/5
Par 5

Hole # 6

By far the most difficult hole on the property. Long par 4 that has trouble immediately right and left to a generous fairway. Second shot to a two tiered green makes it important to miss short if anything. Tip: Hit a long fairway wood off the tee to give yourself plenty of approach options.

Black
420
Blue
400
White
375
Gold
360
Red
315
Silver
260
Handicap (M/L) 1/1
Par 4

Hole # 7

Good par 5 that gives the player a chance to maybe get a shot back. Generous landing area with a large bunker on the left and a well bunkered green that slopes left to right but offers a chance to hit in two shots. Tip: On your second shot aim down the left half of the fairway that allows the shot to possibly run up on the green.

Black
545
Blue
515
White
490
Gold
483
Red
430
Silver
330
Handicap (M/L) 9/7
Par 5

Hole # 8

A par 3 that does not allow a miss left. Aim on the right half of the green that slopes from right to left. Tip: Pay attention to hole location to make sure that you select the proper club off the tee.

Black
186
Blue
177
White
156
Gold
150
Red
120
Silver
120
Handicap (M/L) 13/15
Par 3

Hole # 9

The tee shot on this par 4 requires anything 200 to 240 off the tee to set up your approach over the lake where the water runs directly to the right and in back of the green. Tip: There is more room right off the tee than you think. Aim down the right side and the green will open up.

Black
363
Blue
330
White
300
Gold
290
Red
253
Silver
210
Handicap (M/L) 11/9
Par 4

Hole # 10

This is another uphill par 4 where you add one to two clubs on the approach because of the slope. The three tiered green makes club selection important. Tip: Miss off the approach to the right. Left usually leaves you with a very difficult up and down.

Black
380
Blue
355
White
345
Gold
335
Red
250
Silver
215
Handicap (M/L) 6/4
Par 4

Hole # 11

Long par 5 that requires a long tee shot and a good fairway to get up the dip. Once on top the huge green awaits the third shot. Tip: Pay attention to the hole location as the green has a number of elevated areas that can leave you with more than two putts.

Black
580
Blue
550
White
530
Gold
335
Red
250
Silver
215
Handicap (M/L) 2/4
Par 5

Hole # 12

Straight par 3 that can play pretty long. Three different bowls almost make the hole play as if there are three different greens. Tip: Green is long front to back so pay attention to club selection.

Black
245
Blue
190
White
150
Gold
135
Red
115
Silver
115
Handicap (M/L) 14/16
Par 3

Hole # 13

Tee shot is a premium on this difficult par 5. Stay to the right off the tee to keep the second shot open to the fairway across the lake. Large green can make three putts common. Tip: If you get blocked off the tee or do not hit a long enough drive lay up your second shot. You can either hit the green from the third shot in front of the lake or just land short for a chip. Avoid the big number by playing it smart.

Black
540
Blue
500
White
460
Gold
432
Red
375
Silver
345
Handicap (M/L) 4/2
Par 5

Hole # 14

Our signature hole that as beautiful as it looks, can leave you with a big score. The elongated green makes proper club selection a must. Trouble right/left as well as short/long. Tip: Aim at the center of the green to avoid either the sucker pin short or big gamble long.

Black
190
Blue
165
White
140
Gold
115
Red
109
Silver
100
Handicap (M/L) 12/12
Par 3

Hole # 15

Straight away par 4 that has an elevated green with mounding in the center. Sometimes a good shot from the fairway will look good at first but when you get to the green you may get a surprise. Tip: Make sure that you hit a good approach. Short will leave you with a difficult pitch.

Black
360
Blue
350
White
325
Gold
295
Red
240
Silver
200
Handicap (M/L) 16/14
Par 4

Hole # 16

Another long par 5 that requires a good tee shot and fairway shot. The hole narrows as you approach the green. With the undulations, size and sloping of the green a birdie is outstanding and usually a skin. Tip: Going for the green in two usually doesn't work out. A well placed second shot will give you a view to the pin so you can get it close.

Black
565
Blue
550
White
526
Gold
503
Red
450
Silver
375
Handicap (M/L) 8/8
Par 5

Hole # 17

Downhill par 3 that elevation plays an important role in club selection. From up on the tee you are exposed to the winds that can make the same teeing ground 3 to 5 clubs different. Tip: Aim for the middle and long. I have very rarely seen anyone over the green.

Black
208
Blue
188
White
170
Gold
135
Red
93
Silver
88
Handicap (M/L) 18/18
Par 3

Hole # 18

A good tee shot sets this finishing hole up. Stay to the right of the trees on the edge of the fairway and stay away from the temptation to cut yards off. The farther past the trees, the more the green opens up. Tip: Hitting a shot down the middle of the fairway will help avoid the downhill lies. The fairway slopes from right to left.

Black
370
Blue
355
White
325
Gold
315
Red
270
Silver
230
Handicap (M/L) 10/6
Par 4