A par five hole which is straight forward. But, beware of the out of bounds along the left side. If you feel the ball is going to strike the houses lining the out of bounds, please yell FORE. A solid drive will set up an opportunity to go for the green in two. Be cautious of the
green, it is close to the out of bounds.

A par three with the wind behind you that plays the hole shorter than distance is marked. A missed tee ball just right of the green will result in your next shot coming from the hazard.

Accuracy is the key to scoring on this par five. Avoid the right side hazard and out of bounds along the left side. An approach shot will need to navigate through the tight, dense tree line on both sides up to the green.

Considered the hardest tee shot where tournaments have been won and lost. A slight dogleg right with trees and a hazard along the right side and out of bounds on the left. Your approach shot is not an easy one at best. An elevated green with a hazard just in front that slopes from back to front and is a false front. Distance and accuracy are the key to not having a high score.

A two tier hole par four will require an accurate tee shot. The hazard runs along the right side that splits the hole and out of bounds along the left side. The green will slope to the hazard and too far right will certainly find the bunker.

A relatively short par four, but don't be fooled by the length. With out of bounds along the left side, hazard along right and hazard in the middle will require a fairway wood to long iron off the tee. The hazard comes into play just over 230 yards. An approach shot to the middle of the green will give you the best chance for birdie.

A short par three in which you will have yourself shaking your head after this hole. The tee shot will be heavily affected by the winds coming out of the canyon on the left side. Miss to the right of green will bring bogey into play.

A great par four dogleg left with hazards on both sides come into play for your tee shot. The green is guarded by a bunker on the left and the green slopes heavily from back to front towards the hazard.

With a hazard on the left and tree lined on both sides, this dogleg right closing hole will demand an accurate tee shot. An approach shot will encounter two bunkers surrounding the green and is two tier. Distance and accuracy will ensure par.