This blind tee shot requires an accurate tee ball. Playing an iron off the tee here is a must. A pond, on the right side of the fairway, comes into play 240 yards off the tee. Aim for the big tree, in the valley, and miss it left if you miss it. The approach shot is into a green that is elevated 30 feet from the fairway take an extra club.

This is a deceptively short par 3. The shot from the middle teeing ground is 118 yards. Hit it short and you'll end up rolling down the elevated green 30 feet and into a creek. Miss it left and you pitch straight up onto the green. Miss it right and you may end up in the trees guarding the green. Take more club and swing easy.

A straight forward tee shot will keep you out of trouble here. For the longer hitters hitting 3 wood here leaves you at the bottom of the valley on a flat lie and much easier second shot into the green. You don't want to miss the green left because of the swamp that is in play.

A par 3 that does not play as long as the yardage, hitting one less club here off the tee will put you in good position to make birdie.

A dog leg right, an iron is the play off this tee. It is a short par 4 hitting a shot 175 yards off the tee leaves you 150 into this green.

A shorter par 5, if you want to challenge out of bounds left and a creek that runs along the entire right side of the fairway hit the driver. If you are scoring well, making this a 3 shot hole is not a bad idea.

Nothing to this par 3, no elevation pretty straight forward. Out of bounds left.

A very short par 4 that you can drive. The fairway is on an elevation and missing it right is not the way to go. Hitting a short iron off this tee to the top of the fairway will leave you with 100 yards or less into the green.

A very difficult finishing hole, the fairway at about 100 yards out collects into a bowl. Hitting it short of this area will leave you 125 yards into the elevated green. Hitting a ball 175 yards off the tee sets you up for a great look at the green for your second shot.