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HOLE

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PAR

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560

535

507

482

348

340

314

290

215

180

145

117

400

385

360

330

351

340

306

287

435

408

370

330

470

430

410

360

175

150

125

115

541

508

438

402

3494

3276

2975

2713

HOLE 1

A long but fair starting hole. A bunker guards the left side of the fairway at the first dogleg. The right side of the fairway should be favored to avoid trouble. A small, two-tiered green is stongly protected by bunkers.

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HOLE 2

A medium-length hole that plays longer than yardage on the card due to prevailing winds. The fairway is protected on the right by several features cut into the hillside. Trees on both sides provide framing and definition for this hole.

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HOLE 3

One of the longest par 3 holes on the course is mirrored by a pond on the left. A large green is set near the water with the right portion of the approach and the green hazard free. Hit it over this green and you're left with a very difficult par save.

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HOLE 4

This medium-length par 4 plays downwind much of the time and is surrounded by a meandering creek. The creek will collect errant tee shots on the right side and off-target shots to the left of the green.

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HOLE 5

Playing from an elevated tee, the golfer must strategically place the first shot to avoid water on the left and a bunker on the right. The green has been placed around a portion of the pond and is protected front left by a bunker.

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HOLE 6

This is an uphill hole carved into the hillside. The tee shot is dramatic and must carry far enough for visability to the green for the second shot. Both sides of the fairway are protected by bunkers and the green is guarded on the left by a bunker. Large trees frame the green,

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HOLE 7

Known as the "Silo Hole" this is the longest par 4 on the course and designed to play downwind. A bunker on the right forces a long carry, though the left side of the fairway provides the perferred angle to the green. A large green, protected by a bunker on the right, accepts the typically required long approach shot.

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HOLE 8

The shortest par 3 on the course, this inviting hole plays from elevated tees downhill but typically into the wind. A small, tiered green is flanked by a series of bunkers.

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HOLE 9

A downhill tee shot following the contour of the fairway will give some golfers a chance to go for the green. However the second shot will be demanding as the green is well protected by a pond on the left and a bunker on the right.

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TOTAL

315

310

290

275

460

441

415

353

190

170

151

124

390

370

331

305

518

510

425

420

378

365

337

270

335

330

300

275

197

180

155

148

537

515

487

402

3320

3191

2891

2572

6815

6467

5866

5285

HOLE 10

This picturesque, short par 4 is carved out of the oak forest that surrounds the clubhouse. A tight, treelined fairway may require an iron shot from the tee for placement. The small left-to-right green is protected by a bunker to the left and is surrounded by beautiful mature oaks.

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HOLE 11

This hole requires a straight tee shot as out of bounds lurks closely on both sides. The fairway is bunkerless but the downhill approach shot will challenge your iron game.

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HOLE 12

This is a medium-length par 3 with a narrow green. Water protects the left side closely.

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HOLE 13

This is a sharp dogleg left. The trees are farther than they appear on this hole. A fairway bunker on the left forces a long carry if you pull the tee shot. The green, which slopes from back to front, provides a backstop for your approach shot, but below the hole is prefered.

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HOLE 14

This is the shortest par 5, but it should prove to be a demanding hole. Golfers who choose to go at the green in two must do so from a heavily contoured split-level fairway. Their target will be a small green nestled in a grove that is protected by a front right bunker.

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HOLE 15

A shot from an elevated tee must be carefully played between bunkers at left and large grass features and trees at right. A well-placed shot will provide the best angle into a very small green.

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HOLE 16

This is another short par 4 requiring exact placement of the tee shot to a split fairway for the best angle and visibility to the green. The green is very shallow and protected by bunkers that requires a precise approach.

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HOLE 17

This hole is a longer par 3 carved out of an oak grove with a very natural setting for the large green. Even though the grove will diminish the effect of the wind, this hole will require a long iron for most players. Miss left and face a difficult up and down.

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HOLE 18

This is truly a great finishing hole. Its features include a large water hazard, a meandering stream and a small green set against large oak trees. The green is reachable in two for the long, accurate hitter. The tee shot has water right and bunkers left. An elevated landing area offers a view of the creek, which protects the green on the right.

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Slope

139

135

129

128

WOMEN

134

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Rating

73.3

71.7

69.0

71.3

WOMEN