Tee: This is a challenging opening hole, a downhill par four requiring an accurate tee shot. Out of bounds left and right, the conservative tee shot favors the right center of the fairway

Approach: With the prevailing wind coming from the northwest and a significant downhill approach, even the best players will be tested in selecting the right club

Tee: The forced carry over the creek will test some players, while the seasoned golfer plays their tee shot towards the right center fairway bunker.

Approach:A tricky green, deep on the left half but shallow on the right. Club selection is key!

Tee: A long and challenging par four, tee shots should favor the left half of the fairway. Avoid the right hand fairway bunker at all costs!

Approach: The approach shot must find the right level, as this three-tiered green can be a difficult two-putt.

Tee and Approach: This semi-island green, one of the largest putting surfaces on the course, is surrounded by waste areas at the front and left, and large bunker to the right.

Tee:A gentle dogleg to the left, the tee shot must get by a large tree guarding the left hand side of the hole.

Approach: A beautiful approach over the creek. The prevailing wind comes from the back right, though often players will not sense it due to the large eucalyptus trees shielding the right side.

Tee: A big tee shot down the left center allows the longest hitters a chance at hitting the green in two. A conservative tee shot sets up a three-shot hole. Or lay up short of the creek, making this a four-shot hole.

2nd Shot: The second shot will challenge the longest hitters to go for the green in two. Most should lay up to a comfortable yardage, however, on this slightly uphill approach to the green

Tee & Approach: A short par three, players must be aware of the prevailing wind coming from the northwest that they often cannot feel from the tee. Accuracy is a must!

Tee:Left center is the aggressive line for the better players, while all levels must avoid the bunker short and left off the tee.

2nd Shot:Be aware of the cross bunkers - most will lay up short and hit a full wedge or short iron to the green, while others will take an aggressive line over the bunkers and try to get home in two shots.

Tee: Its easy to get caught up in the view - be sure to select a specific target off the tee! The conservative line is short of the left hand bunkers, while aggressive players will take driver right of them to leave a short approach.

Approach: A challenging approach shot for most, don't be tempted to play towards the flag if on the right side of the green!

Tee: A dogleg left. A big tee shot down the left center allows the longest hitters a short iron approach. A conservative tee shot down the center or right center leaves many a long iron, hybrid, or fairway wood to the green.

Approach: A significant downhill approach into the prevailing wind will test all levels of players to select the right club.

Tee: Cross bunkers left and right will test the big hitters to go over or stay between them for a chance to get home in two. Most players are best served to keep their tee shots to the left center off the tee.

2nd Shot: Lay up short of the left hand bunker and take advantage of a level wedge or short iron approach to the green.

Approach: This two-tiered green offers a good birdie attempt for accurate approach shots.

Tee & Approach:A long par three, the best leave is short of the green as very few save par from long or left.

Tee: A medium length par four, the tee shot sets up the hole for all players. The fairway slopes gently from right to left, and a bunker guards the right center off the tee.

Approach: A precise approach back into the prevailing wind is required to find the correct level on this two-tiered green.

Tee:A short par four, many will play between the bunkers leaving a short iron approach.

Approach: A tricky green deep in the center, with shelves and tiers hiding hole locations back left and right. Club selection is key!

Tee & Approach: A challenging, medium length par three to a two-tiered green, accuracy is a must with bunkers left and a waste area to the right.

Tee: Big hitters will be tempted to carry the bunker on the left for a chance to get home in two. All players should avoid this bunker and the ESA lateral hazard on the right

2nd Shot: Lay up right center in the fairway, as the fairway slopes right to left.

Approach: This slightly elevated green is guarded on the left by a unique, drive-through waste area.

Tee: A short par four, avoid the bunker left off the tee.

Approach: This tricky green sits at an angle, creating a shallow depth requiring a precise approach. Long or left are not options!

Tee: A medium length par four, big hitters will be tempted to play down the left side over the corner of the lateral hazard, while all players must avoid the bunkers on the right hand side.

Approach: A beautiful downhill approach shot over the lake. The only bailout is short right.

Option to play #18 as a scenic par three, often used as a playoff hole or during an event derby or shootout. Precision is key, as the downhill, downwind tee shot requires proper club selection!