Designed by famed golf architect Bob Cupp, this first hole plays down the tree line of the course to a raised green. The green is protected by grass bunkers on the left and right-front sides. Club up to be sure you reach the putting surface, otherwise a you’ll face an uphill chip onto the green.

A memorable short hole that sees a large drop in elevation. A precise shot from the tee is needed to hit the green, otherwise the trickiness around the green awaits. For those who don’t like the idea of a short wedge shot, you can use a putter and try your luck putting it down the hill and onto the green.

A shot-makers hole that rewards a left to right ball flight. Favor the left side as trouble awaits down the right of the fairway and green.

An uphill hole that protects a hidden putting surface. With a large bunker protecting the left side of the green, the golfer should favor the right side of the green and should also add 5 yards to the approach shot.