Hole

Tees
Long/Short
(in feet)

Description

Tee
Photo

Approach
Photo

1

  415/320

A very narrow and heavily wooded hole.

2

  250/200

A short anhyzer through some stategically placed trees. The basket is cut into an area of dense brush.

3

  300/220

An anhyzer hole with trees and a swamp on the right. The fairway is clear and slightly downhill.

4

  290/250

A hyzer played over a steep gully and heavily wooded. Getting safely through the narrow gap and across the bridge is a must.

5

  230/175

Straight hole with thick brush in the rough.

6

  190/170

A narrow gentle hyzer, but a straight shot will get you putting.

7

  425/320

A big hyzer with large trees well down the fairway and a deep valley. Players short of the basket will have a very steep uphill putt.

8

  310/210

A narrow hyzer with trees just beyond the tee and along both sides of the fairway.

9

  410/340

Straight with few obstacles.

10

  355/290

Straight with a tree in the middle of the fairway just past the short tee. A hyzer or anhyzer will work on this hole. The basket is between two evergreen trees.

11

  380/295

Long and straight hole with a low ceiling near the tee. There are two evergreen trees guarding the middle of the fairway.

12

  350/265

Straight with a line of trees in the fairway.

13

  260/210

A short anhyzer through a narrow gap just off the tee. There is some dense rough to the left, along side a swamp. The path to the pin is mostly clear if you hit the gap. 

A

  495/340

A long, straight and narrow hole with several large trees and many smaller trees. Very, very very, dense rough, from tee to basket.

B

  340/265

Similar, but wider fairway than Hole A. Several well placed bushes make putts from the fairway a challenge.

C

  330/230

A hyzer that is more open than holes A and B. A definite birdie, but obstacles in the fairway can make putting difficult.

D

  425/345

A nice, long, wide open fairway, after you get through the initial tunnel of evergreen trees.

E

  360/260

A nice straight hole with an open fairway.

F

  330/280

A anhyzer down an open fairway.

14

  1038/650

A very long hole, a "Monster". Getting a 350' drive to land in the fairway is a major challenge for most players. Once there, the player is confronted with numerous obstacles that can prove to be troublesome. The fairway becomes wide open 300' from the basket.

15

  270/225

A slightly uphill anhyzer with dense woods beyond the basket.

16

  390/350

 A downhill gentle anhyzer, wide open once past the trees near the tee area.

17

  265/215

 A anhyzer which is open to the left, and heavily wooded and swampy on the right.

18

  400/290

A dry (or casual water) creek crosses the fairway at an angle which leads into an OB swamp 30' from basket. A big gnarly apple tree sits right in the middle of the fairway, just to the right of bridge. The pin is essentially straight in line from the tee over the left side of the bridge. The basket is well guarded by large trees.