Course Tour

Hole 1

Par 5

A precise drive is required to make this green reachable in 2 shots. A definite birdie hole to start your round. Putt will fall for you on this relatively flat green.

Hole 2

Par 4

Thread the needle between the fairway bunker on the left and water on the right. 3-wood or hybrid is the play off this tee. Softest green on the course will hold any shot, so be aggressive.

Hole 3

Par 3

Beautiful evergreens are the backdrop to this deceptively difficult Par 3. Extremely sloped from back to front, stay below the hole at all costs.

Hole 4

Par 4

The most demanding hole off the tee on the course. Risk/reward awaits your decision. Approach plays slightly uphill.

Hole 5

Par 4

Stay right of the bunkers on this dogleg left. Your approach shot will stop quickly on this back to front sloped green.

Hole 6

Par 3

Carry the bunkers on this difficult Par 3, long is jail however. Be patient putting on this hole, par is a great score.

Hole 7

Par 4

Tee it high and let it fly on this short Par 4. A short iron approach will leave you with an easy birdie chance.

Hole 8

Par 4

Drive the green or lay up? This hole is no gimme, no matter what the scorecard says. Patience is required once again on this undulating green.

Hole 9

Par 5

Hit your drive down the hill as far as possible to set up your second shot over the creek. Drop a wedge on the pin and make your four and get ready for the back 9.

Hole 10

Par 4

Swing away and enjoy your start to the back 9 on this short Par 4. Keep your ball below the hole and you will be just fine.

Hole 11

Par 3

A challenging Par 3 awaits and rewards good shot placement. This wide green welcomes Par as a good score.

Hole 12

Par 4

Check the wind before you decide to lay up or drive it over the creek. This challenging green will test your putting skills to the max.

Hole 13

Par 4

Draw it around the corner with a driver or 3-wood to set up a short iron into the green. A large green welcomes good shot placement and a birdie opportunity.

Hole 14

Par 5

Stay on the right side of the fairway on our Signature Par 5. Risk/reward once again is in play on your second shot to a challenging green.

Hole 15

Par 3

This longer Par 3 demands proper club selection. Simple, back to front sloped green rewards good putting.

Hole 16

Par 5

Cut the corner on this dogleg left to set up a chance to go for the green in two. Make your birdie and finish strong.

Hole 17

Par 4

A long, demanding Par 4 usually into a prevailing wind. Two putts on this green make par a good score here.

Hole 18

Par 4

A great finishing hole requires your attention until the very end. Another sloped back to front green awaits our putting prowess. Head into Pearce’s for a cold one after your round!

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