| Review by: Daniel Goodnight |
As you start off the first tee you notice that trees line both sides of the fairway, which means a well placed tee shot is required. Number 2 is a short par 3, slightly up hill, meaning you will maybe have to take an extra club. As your round progresses your come upon holes 3 and 4 which are par 5's. Number 3 is designed to where your tee shot is sligtly up hill but is followed by a second shot that is down the hill and then back up to the green. Number 4 is a down hill par 5 that is very reachable in 2. Number 5 is a uphill, short par 4. Number 6 is probably th most challenging hole on the course. It demands a perfect tee shot and mid to short iron precision into the green. Number 7 is a par 3 over water. Numbers 8 an 9 are both par 4's with number 8 being the more challenging. Number nine is one of the easier holes on the course, with a good drive all you will have left is a sand or pitching wedge. Come enjoy this great nine whole lay out! |
