This is not your typical opening hole. It is a true par 5, long and straight. Tee shot needs to avoid the bunkers. Lay up short of the water. The peninsula green feels more like an island green. The best way to approach this green is with a short iron. The front part of the green has water on both sides. Large green sloping left to right.

This hole is a dogleg to the right. Most players will need to play the hole hitting their tee shot straight or slightly to the left to avoid the water on the right. The longer hitters are faced with a risk reward scenario. The longer you hit the ball the more of the water you can carry. The approach shot to the green is more demanding than it looks. The green is wide but not very deep. Distance control is a must to hit it close. Shot to green is preferred from the right center of the fairway.

This long par 3 has a large green that is well protected with bunkers. The opening in the front of the green between the bunkers is the only way to run the ball onto the green. The green slopes back to front and right to left.

Shortest par four on the course, best chance for birdie. To get your tee shot in the fairway you will need to avoid the bunker short on the left and the bunker long to the right. The green is guarded by water on the right and a bunker on the front left side. Multiple level green sloping left to right.

The hole is relatively straight but feels and plays like a slight dogleg left because of the bunker that protrudes in from the left side of the fairway. The fairway slopes left to right. The best approach to this green is from the left side of the fairway. The tree which is short right of the green makes your approach difficult from the right side. The green is angled from front right to back left. The middle and left side of the green are protected with a deep bunker. The depth of the green is small so the distance control here is a must. Any ball going over the green will leave you with your worst nightmare. Uphill shot off a tight lie to a green that runs away from you.

Most difficult hole on the golf course. Out of bounds on the entire left side of the hole. Preferred tee shot is on the right center of the fairway. Second shot is demanding with accuracy avoiding with water on the right side. This large, bunker surrounded green is sloped from back to front and from left to right.

A severe dogleg left to right with large trees guarding the corner of the dogleg. A drive in the middle to left side off the tee will give you your best angle to the green. The green is well protected with a pond guarding the front left of the green and bunkers guarding the right side and behind the green.

Drive on the left center is ideal as the right side is guarded by bunkers and trees. Largest green on the course, check the pin location as the pin may be up to 20 yards front or back of center.

Forced carry over the bunker guarding the green. Most severe sloped green from back to front.