Hole-by-Hole Guide

Avoid the trees on the right! Ideal tee shot works from left to right. A tee shot in the right portion of the fairway offers the best angle to this green.

Accurate tee shot to the center of the fairway is key! A well-struck tee shot up the left side will find the tall pine difficult to negotiate on your second shot.

Aim tee shot just left of the fairway bunkers on the right. Second shot should lay up short and left of the fairway bunker, but beware of the water on the left.

Aim tee shot straight down the middle. If you lay up, keep your shot short of the fairway bunker on the left and avoid the creek on the right.

Favor the right half of the green, prevailing wind should bring ball back to the center. Short or left into the big tree can spell double bogey.

Aim tee shot down the middle of the fairway of this downhill par four. Check yardage carefully, the green is almost fifty yards long and slopes from left to right.

Tee shot should favor the right center of this fairway, which slopes from right to left. This offers the best angle to the green.

A drive placed at the right edge of the fairway is the ideal position. Long hitters beware of the water that will come into play through the left side of the fairway.

Tee shots favoring the right side of the fairway shorten an already difficult second shot to a narrow green surrounded by trees.

Accuracy is the key off the tee here and driver is not necessary. Favor the left side a little. Trees left are bad, but trees right can be worse.

Just left of the tall pine is the place to aim your tee shot. Second shots should be played short of the fairway bunker crossing the fairway.

This is a reachable par five. Ideal tee shot favors the left side of the fairway, from there you have a good look at the green.