Course Info and Scorecard

Hole #1: A very demanding starting hole. A uphill 200 yard par 3 this hole plays longer than the yardage reads so take an extra club. Heavier rough runs along the right of the fairway and a sand trap protects the left side of this very small green. Also be aware of the tree guarding the right side of the green. Make a par here and you are off to a great start!!

Hole #3: The first par 4 at Pin-Hi. Long ball hitters on this 280 yard hole can try to drive the green but with the fairway narrowing as you proceed to the green it is a high risk/reward decision. This is the toughest approach shot of the par 4's on the course with the green running away from the player. A good decision here is to play to the widest park of the fairway and hit the approach with a high lofted iron. Remember you only have 10 yards of room over the green!

Hole #5: This uphill 255 yard par 4 requires a straight tee shot as you leave from a chute of trees on the tee. The green is very small and flat so if a player can hit the green in regulation, a good chance at birdie will be the reward. There is a hill that runs away behind the green which will leave a tough pitch back to the green. If the fairway is soft a ball hit short of the green will generally stop short so take enough club!

Hole #7: A tough par 3 playing uphill to a green perched atop of a hill. This hole plays almost a club longer than the 133 yards. Missing this green leads to a tough short game situation. The green runs back to front and to the centre from the sides. There is a small collection area behind the right corner from where putting might be the best option. A "3" on the card here is a good score.

Hole #9: The shortest hole on the golf course with the biggest green, but care must be taken as you are hitting to a putting surface that cannot be seen from the tee. Measuring only 100 yards a birdie to end your round is a possibility. Out of bounds lines the left of the fairway and 2 bunkers lay hidden behind the green to collect balls from players who may have been too aggressive. Lots of different movement on this green when putting!