Hole 1 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	13
Black	428
Gold	423
Blue	382
White	366
Green	297


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #1

A well placed tee shot down the left center of the fairway provides the ideal angle for a mid-iron approach. Shots to the front half of the green are best.

Hole 2 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	7
Black	476
Gold	414
Blue	398
White	355
Green	290


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #2

The best line off the tee is down the right center of the fairway . Be careful as the fairway bunker creeps in from the right. Club selection is key on the approach to place the ball on the correct section of this undulating green.

Hole 3 Statistics

Par	5
Handicap	5
Black	577
Gold	572
Blue	505
White	487
Green	434


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #3

A tee shot just left of the oak tree on the right sets up the critical second. Lay-up just left of the cross bunkers on the right OR carry them for a wedge approach.

Hole 4 Statistics

Par	3
Handicap	15
Black	237
Gold	210
Blue	190
White	175
Green	102


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #4

Hole locations will determine how this long par three should be played. If the flagstick is back left, add one club and be aggressive. If the flagstick is middle to right front, being short is OK.

Hole 5 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	3
Black	478
Gold	426
Blue	384
White	326
Green	270


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #5

This is one of our most demanding holes. The tee shot should be played just to the left of the fairway bunkers. An approach played to the middle of the green will leave an opportunity for a two-putt par. Four is a great score on this challenging hole.

Hole 6 Statistics

Par	3
Handicap	17
Black	183
Gold	164
Blue	144
White	123
Green	123


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #6

This hole is a shot maker’s dream. An accurate tee shot from this medium-lenght par three will leave a great chance for birdie. When the pin is on the left side of the green a tee shot played to the middle of the green will collect from the right to the left towards the pin.

Hole 7 Statistics

Par	5
Handicap	1
Black	606
Gold	547
Blue	527
White	453
Green	437


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #7

The fairway slopes from right to left which will assist you in working your drive off the fairway bunker straight ahead. Check all your options on the second shot. The shorter your third shot to the incredible green the better.

Hole 8 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	9
Black	374
Gold	369
Blue	322
White	312
Green	229


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #8

This is a demanding short par four. A precise driver or fairway metal down the left center of the fairway will open up the green for your approach. Distance control on your approach shot is vital to a green that is severely sloped towards the water. Shots finding the green side bunker will leave a very challenging up and down.

Hole 9 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	11
Black	436
Gold	432
Blue	386
White	372
Green	274


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #9

Playing safely to the left of the large oaks trees leaves a longer second shot. A drive over the oaks to the middle of the fairway is rewarded with a much shorter approach.

Hole 10 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	10
Black	410
Gold	370
Blue	345
White	300
Green	262


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #10

A well placed tee shot to the right of the bunkers will leave a mid to short-iron approach. Pay close attention to the large spine bisecting the middle of the green.

Hole 11 Statistics

Par	3
Handicap	18
Black	211
Gold	202
Blue	178
White	159
Green	128


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #11

A medium length par three. Proper club selection is important in order to find the putting surface on the green that is angled diagonally away from left to right.

Hole 12 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	14
Black	349
Gold	337
Blue	301
White	290
Green	251


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #12

This is a great risk reward par four. A well-placed tee shot with an iron or fairway metal plate short of the center fairway bunker will leave a short iron approach. A driver gives the opportunity to go for the green and have a chance for a rare eagle.

Hole 13 Statistics

Par	5
Handicap	2
Black	545
Gold	507
Blue	495
White	485
Green	426


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #13

A true three shot hole for all but the longest hitters. The ideal lay-up is short left of the green leaving a lofted shot to an elevated green. The approach is best played to the center of the green which will leave a birdie opportunity. Any approach missing the green to the left will be a very challenging up and down.

Hole 14 Statistics

Par	3
Handicap	16
Black	222
Gold	190
Blue	166
White	154
Green	104


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #14

Three is a great score here. A tee shot played to the middle of the green will provide a great opportunity for a two putt.

Hole 15 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	12
Black	424
Gold	421
Blue	363
White	346
Green	298


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #15

Distance control off the tee here is paramount to place the ball between the bunkers on the left and water on the right.

Hole 16 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	8
Black	442
Gold	413
Blue	398
White	358
Green	296


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #16

Your tee shot target is just left of the fairway bunker. With the wind, a fairway metal might be your best play. On the approach, bail out short and right if you must.

Hole 17 Statistics

Par	5
Handicap	4
Black	590
Gold	561
Blue	540
White	492
Green	468


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #17

A strong drive played just to the left of the bunkers will leave an opportunity to reach the green in two. The ideal lay up is short and well to the right which will leave a great opportunity to knock it close on this undulating green.

Hole 18 Statistics

Par	4
Handicap	6
Black	486
Gold	436
Blue	416
White	356
Green	330


PAR 72	Yards	C.R.	Slope

Black Gold Blue White Green	7474 6996 6440 5909 5019	77.6 74.6 72.7 69.6 69.7	155 150 146 137 122

Course Architects: Jack Nicklaus & Tony Jacklin

Hole #18

The ideal line for the tee shot is down the left center of the fairway leaving a memorable approach onto this finishing hole. Approach shots missed short and left of the green will leave an opportunity for an up and down. A four here will be something to talk about after the round.