There’s a lot more green than you can see from the tee. The domed shape of the green makes it appear very shallow from the tee but it’s actually quite large. Better to be short on this hole than long as there is plenty of tall stuff behind the green.

This bowl shaped green feeds towards the middle and has thus yielded more hole in ones than any other over the years.

The shortest on the course. Use the steep slope on the back of the green to get your ball rolling back towards the hole. Be careful though, a tee shot left above the green makes for a very difficult 2nd.

Second longest on the course, but little challenge on this wide open hole other than length.

The green slopes from back to front, so the ideal tee shot will be something below the hole. Get past the hole and you could have a quick putt back down the hill.

The pond on the left side shouldn’t be in play but that hasn’t stopped it from swallowing many a ball. Focus on your target, swing away, and you’ll be okay.

Better to be short than long as the pond is not far off the back of this green.

The longest and most challenging hole on the course. The water, distance, and severe sloping green combine to make for a tough par here.

The bunker left of the green is just off the putting surface and not always visible from the tee. This large green is very deep, so take note of the flag color when selecting you club.