Scorecard

This dogleg-left par 4 requires all you've got off the tee. A strong drive sets you up for a smooth approach to a favorable pin position.

This challenging uphill par 4 may not be long, but it presents numerous tree obstacles for wayward tee shots. When approaching the large green, be mindful of the false front that can complicate your shot.

A solid tee shot to the top of the hill on this par 5 sets you up for a second shot aimed at the left center of the fairway. If executed well, your ball will roll toward the front edge of the green. The green is guarded by three bunkers, so be cautious of the pin location, as attacking the flagstick may not always be the best strategy.

A mid to low iron might be all you require here. The green is well protected by a bunker and slope on the left, along with another bunker on the right. If you hit the green, you'll find yourself with one of the flattest putts on the course.

A tee shot aimed at the right center is ideal on this tree-lined par 4. Pay close attention to the pin position, as your approach should stay below the hole. The green slopes from back to front, causing putts to move left to right, but be cautious, as balls above the hole can quickly run away.

Go for it on this par 5, where a birdie is within reach. A solid drive down the fairway will give you the option to go for the green in two or set up a short wedge approach. Be mindful of the greenside bunker on the right, as well as the two fairway bunkers on either side.

This elevated Par 3 requires a mid to long iron into this well-bunkered green. Once you're on the green, be aware that various slopes can significantly influence your putt.

Powerful tee shots from this elevated par 4 will roll down to the right side of the fairway. If your shot stays on the top ledge, you'll have a clear view of the green for a straightforward second shot. Conversely, a blind second shot from the lower part of the fairway into this narrow green adds a unique challenge to the hole.

Our closing hole requires a tee shot aimed at the right center, as the left side leads directly into the bear pit, risking a penalty stroke. This strong finishing hole guides you back to the clubhouse, where your approach to the two-tiered green wraps up a fantastic round.