Meet the Golf Course

This hole is straight and only has a tree on the right side of the green.

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Depending on the configuration of the teebox, it could have water on the left of the fairway or have to play it over the water.

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This hole is among the longest of the course, hitting left or right of the green leave a challenging second shot due to the height and small green.

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This hole has trees along the left side of the fairway and a tree on the right side. Currently the green is being renovated and a temporary green is in place short and right of the green.

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This hole has water and tall trees right of the fairway. The green typically is not visible from the tee box, hitting over the green is a common shot. The green is among the midsize from the course.

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This is a short yardage hole with a decent-sized green. Hitting this hole long is not recommended as there is a ditch behind the green, and the elevation of the green makes it difficult to recover. Hitting left or right of the green makes for a tough second shot.

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This hole can vary significantly depending on the teebox configuration. It can either offer a clear shot to the green with no tree obstruction, or present a challenging play over trees and water.

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This hole is straight with trees along the left side of the fairway and a few trees right of it. Keeping the ball down the middle is the best option.

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This hole features a wide fairway with a tree located a few yards to the left of the green. The best strategy is to either leave your shot short near the green or aim directly for the green.

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This can be a challenging hole, the water left front the green and leaving it short can risk the ball landing in the water. Hitting the ball right of the green is a safe layup but the reward of hitting the green is worth the risk with a decent size green.

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This has the widest fairway with a square water hazard several yards infront of the green. Hitting the ball long will land beyond the trees behind the green, making it harder to recover.

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This hole is straight and only has a tree on the right side of the green. The green is slightly elevated. Hitting the ball long is may send the ball out of bounds into a shallow dense wooded area.

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This hole is straight and with trees all along the left side of the fairway, and a tree on the right side of the tree a few yards from the teebox. This is the longest yardage of the course.

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This hole is straight with trees on the left side of the fairway. The green is slightly elevated with small hill on the front right that may send the ball to the right side of the green.

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This hole is straight like the rest of the holes with only a tree on the left and right side of the green. The green is smaller than the average for this course.

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This hole has a tree on the left side of the fairway about half way and water on the right side of the fairway. The green is slightly elevated with a small hill on the front side of the green. Hitting this hole long may launch the ball into the shallow wooded area making hard to recover.

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This hole requires you to play over the water, making it challenging on windy days. Additionally, there is a tree on the other side of the water to the right of the fairway.

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The final hole is a straight shot over a grouping of 4 trees. The green is slightly elevated and hitting the ball long will leave you challenge to recover due to the elevation of the green.

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