Course Info

Golf | Outstanding 18-hole Championship Golf Course

Pinewood Country Club features an outstanding 18-hole championship golf course spanning 6,625 yards
from tee to green, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience suitable for all skill levels. With short
walks between holes, golfers can immerse themselves in the stunning natural surroundings of the
mountain setting within the ponderosa pines, providing an idyllic experience.

Whether you're a seasoned golfer or new to the game, Pinewood C.C. offers an unforgettable golf
experience. Additionally, the club hosts many active golf groups suited for players of all abilities; from
casual putting groups to 9 and 18-hole play!

The Golf Course for Champions

Scorecard | Hole-per-Hole Descriptions

Front 9

Back 9

Slopes & Rating

HOLE

Elk

Pine Cone

Coyote

Pine Tree

Deer

Oak Tree

PAR

Men's Handicap

Women's Handicap

OUT

420

350

345

341

234

374

360

303

281

200

508

435

429

250

191

172

160

151

127

515

450

445

270

187

175

136

120

330

320

310

232

330

321

310

302

200

438

365

360

324

232

3293

3086

2809

2661

2554

1818

HOLE 1

The opening hole presents a challenging par four, even for our seasoned players. A slight dogleg left, with water hugging the left side of the driving zone and out of bounds lurking on the right. It's crucial to land your tee shot in the fairway to set up a favorable approach. The expansive green, sloping from back to front, demands careful consideration of club selection, dictated by the day's hole location.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 2

The fairway on this hole resembles a snake, necessitating precision off the tee with water on the left and out of bounds on the right. Negotiating your approach over a penalty area requires precise distance control. The green is heavily sloped, leading to unpredictable ball behavior—landing on the putting surface one moment and needing a chip back onto it the next.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 3

A well-placed tee shot, hugging the dogleg left side of the fairway, sets the stage for a chance to reach the green in two on this hole. However, caution is warranted with a penalty area lining the entire left side and trees flanking the right. The green features a two-tier putting surface sloping from back to front, adding an extra dimension to approach shots and putting.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 4

Opting for a conservative approach, aiming for the middle to right side of the green, to avoid the left front greenside bunker, is the wise strategy here. Missing the green to the left or falling short can easily result in a bogey, making it necessary to prioritize accuracy over aggression for a favorable score.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 5

The tee shot on this hole features a slight dogleg left. For those with sufficient length, the risk/reward proposition lies in navigating over the trees on the left side. A successful tee shot sets up a chance to reach the green in two. However, opting to tee off to the right risks being blocked out for the second shot. While the green may appear flatter than it actually is, it slopes from back to front, requiring careful club selection for approach shots and putting.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 6

This par three presents a slight downhill challenge, featuring a hidden yellow penalty area just in front of the green and a large greenside bunker on the right. Precision in distance control is essential here, particularly with the green heavily sloped from back to front. Successful navigation of these factors is key to mastering this hole.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 7

This short par four demands an accurate drive; with penalty areas and out of bounds lining the right side of the hole and trees running along the left side of the fairway. A tee shot down the right side is the strategic play, as a shot to the left risks being blocked out by trees. The slightly elevated green presents an additional challenge, particularly with the drop-off at the back. Staying mindful of these factors leads to success on this hole.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 8

This short dogleg right presents a challenge with out-of-bounds to the right and trees looming on both sides. A precise tee shot sets up an opportunity for birdie, but accuracy is key due to the narrow fairway. The green, well guarded with bunkers on the right and left, is like others on the course, sloping heavily from back to front, adding an extra layer of difficulty to approach shots and putting.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 9

One of our most challenging par fours! You're faced with out-of-bounds on both sides of the tree -lined fairway, requiring precision off the tee. Your approach shot will likely require a mid to long iron to navigate to the green, which is protected by two bunkers. Achieving par on this hole is considered a commendable accomplishment due to its difficulty.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE

Elk

Pine Cone

Coyote

Pine Tree

Deer

Oak Tree

PAR

Men's Handicap

Women's Handicap

TOTAL

495

418

412

299

199

175

166

121

507

418

401

250

368

338

295

277

235

200

414

345

342

339

200

339

330

240

200

183

173

161

118

412

368

358

299

240

427

385

353

415

348

220

3344

3125

2841

2698

2513

1848

6637

6211

5650

5359

5067

3665

HOLE 10

This par five hole offers a straightforward path, but caution is necessary with out-of-bounds along the left side. Should your ball veer toward the houses lining the out-of-bounds area, a shout of "FORE" is essential. A strong drive positions you for a chance to reach the green in two shots. However, exercise care with your approach, as the green is situated close to the out-of-bounds boundary.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 11

This par three benefits from a tailwind, playing shorter than the marked distance. However, be cautious of missing the tee shot just to the right of the green, as it may lead to your next shot coming from the penalty area. Proper club selection and accuracy are key to playing this hole successfully.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 12

Precision is paramount for scoring well on this par five. The tee shot requires accuracy to avoid the penalty area on the right and out-of-bounds along the left. Your approach shot demands accuracy as it must weave through the tight, dense tree line flanking both sides of the fairway, leading up to the green. Strategize your shots wisely to conquer this challenging hole.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 13

This hole is notorious for its challenging tee shot, where tournaments have seen decisive outcomes. It features a slight dogleg right, flanked by trees, a hazard on the right, and out-of-bounds on the left. The approach shot is equally demanding, compounded by an elevated green guarded by a penalty area just in front. The green slopes from back to front and has a false front, adding complexity to your approach. Success hinges on a combination of distance and accuracy, crucial for avoiding a high score on this intimidating hole.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 14

This two-tiered par four demands precision right from the tee. A penalty area along the right splits the hole, while out-of-bounds looms on the left. Approach shots must navigate carefully, as the green slopes towards the penalty area, and erring too far right risks finding the bunker. Maintaining accuracy throughout the hole is essential for a successful score.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 15

This relatively short par four belies its challenge with strategic hazards. Out-of-bounds on the left, red penalty area down the right and then meandering out in front of the green, demands precision off the tee, likely requiring a fairway wood to long iron. The yellow penalty area comes into play just beyond 230 yards from the tee. For the best chance at birdie, aim for an approach shot to the middle of the green, navigating all the trouble with care.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 16

This short par three is deceptively challenging, leaving many golfers shaking their heads in frustration. The tee shot is greatly influenced by winds from the canyon on the left, requiring careful adjustment. Missing to the right of the green increases the risk of bogey, making precision paramount for a successful score on this hole.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 17

This impressive par four features a challenging dogleg left, with red penalty areas on both sides of the fairway, coming into play off the tee. As you approach the green, you'll want to stay away from the left greenside bunker. Additionally, the green slopes sharply from back to front, leading toward the penalty area. Skillful navigation of these hazards is essential for a successful score on this hole.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

HOLE 18

The closing hole, a dogleg right, poses a challenge with penalty areas on the left and trees lining both sides. An accurate tee shot is essential to set up your approach. As you near the green, two greenside bunkers come into play, and the green itself is two-tiered. Success on this hole hinges on both distance and accuracy, crucial for securing a par to finish your round.

PAR

HANDICAP

Men

Women

TEE

SLOPE

Elk

Pine Cone

Coyote

Pine Tree

Deer

Oak Tree

MEN

125

119

111

108

102

WOMEN

125

119

132

125

119

RATING

Elk

Pine Cone

Coyote

Pine Tree

Deer

Oak Tree

MEN

70.3

68.3

66.2

64.9

63.2

WOMEN

70.3

68.3

71.2

69.9

68.4